The International Journal of Communication, Science and Technology is committed to maintaining the accuracy and integrity of the scholarly record by correcting errors and retracting articles that contain significant mistakes, ethical violations, or research misconduct.

Authors who wish to correct or retract their article must notify the Editor-in-Chief in writing, providing details of the error or concern. The Editor-in-Chief, in consultation with the editorial board, will review the request and determine the appropriate course of action on a case-by-case basis.

If an article is found to contain significant errors, plagiarism, data fabrication, ethical misconduct, or other serious issues, the journal may issue one of the following actions:

• Correction (Erratum or Corrigendum) for minor errors that do not invalidate the research findings
• Retraction for major errors or misconduct that compromise the validity or integrity of the research
• Expression of Concern when an investigation is ongoing but conclusive evidence is not yet available

All correction or retraction notices will be clearly identified, permanently linked to the original article, and made freely accessible to readers. The original article will remain available as part of the scholarly record, with appropriate labeling to indicate the correction or retraction status.

The journal follows recognized ethical publishing standards to ensure transparency, accountability, and trust in scholarly communication.