Article Translation Policy
The International Journal of Multidisciplinary Open Research and Advancement (IJMORA) supports wider access to scholarly knowledge by providing selected published articles in multiple languages. This service is intended to help researchers, students, professionals, institutions, and readers from different linguistic backgrounds understand and engage with published research more effectively.
Translated article versions may be prepared using human language support, editorial review, author-assisted translation, artificial intelligence tools, machine translation systems, or a combination of these resources. The purpose of multilingual access is to improve research visibility, educational use, international readership, and community-level knowledge dissemination.
Purpose of Translation
IJMORA provides multilingual article access to reduce language barriers, expand readership, support academic learning, and make published research more accessible to global communities.
Official Version of Record
Unless clearly stated otherwise, the officially accepted and published English version remains the primary version of record for citation, interpretation, indexing, editorial reference, and scholarly use.
AI and Human Support
Translations may be generated or improved using human translators, editorial language review, author support, AI-assisted tools, and machine translation technologies.
Accessibility Service
Translated versions are provided as an accessibility and knowledge-sharing service. They are not intended to replace the original published article.
Translation Methods
IJMORA may use different translation workflows depending on article type, language availability, editorial capacity, author cooperation, and system resources.
- Human translation support
- Editorial language review
- Author-assisted translation
- AI-assisted translation
- Machine translation tools
- Hybrid AI and human review workflow
- Post-publication correction of translation issues
- Language accessibility improvements
Translation Disclaimer
IJMORA makes reasonable efforts to improve the quality and usefulness of translated article versions. However, translations generated through human, AI-assisted, machine-based, or hybrid resources may contain errors, omissions, terminology differences, grammar issues, formatting inconsistencies, contextual interpretation problems, or technical inaccuracies.
No Guarantee of Complete Accuracy
IJMORA does not guarantee that translated articles will be completely accurate, error-free, or fully equivalent to the original version in every technical, scientific, linguistic, or contextual detail. Scientific terms, regional expressions, discipline-specific terminology, and sentence meaning may vary during translation.
IJMORA, its publisher, editors, reviewers, translators, authors, AI service providers, technical partners, and affiliated contributors shall not be responsible for decisions, actions, interpretations, claims, losses, or consequences arising from reliance on translated content.
Reader Responsibility
Readers using translated versions should compare important information with the official published version before citing, applying, reproducing, teaching, translating further, or using the content for research, professional, legal, medical, engineering, policy, or commercial purposes.
Correction and Improvement
IJMORA welcomes reports of major translation errors. If readers, authors, editors, or language experts identify significant translation issues, they may contact the journal. IJMORA may review and correct translated content where appropriate, depending on available resources and editorial judgment.
Final Translation Policy Statement
IJMORA provides multilingual article access to support inclusive scholarly communication, international readership, academic accessibility, and community-level knowledge sharing. Translated articles are supplementary resources, while the official published version remains the authoritative scholarly record.