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Accessibility Statement

Publication System () is committed to improving the accessibility and usability of its websites, journal platforms, submission systems, and scholarly content for all users, including individuals with visual, auditory, cognitive, neurological, and motor disabilities.

works toward alignment with recognized accessibility principles and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, with Level AA serving as its general accessibility objective where reasonably practicable.

Our Accessibility Efforts

seeks to improve accessibility through:

  • Clear and consistent website navigation

  • Keyboard-accessible functions

  • Appropriate colour contrast and readable text

  • Support for text resizing and responsive display

  • Text alternatives for meaningful images

  • Descriptive headings, labels, and links

  • Compatibility with commonly used browsers and assistive technologies

  • Periodic assessment of website accessibility and usability

  • Identification and reduction of accessibility barriers

  • Consideration of user feedback when planning improvements

Accessibility is considered an ongoing process. regularly reviews its digital services and seeks to address identified barriers as technical resources and platform capabilities permit.

Scholarly Content and Third-Party Services

Some older articles, PDF files, supplementary materials, or content provided through external platforms may not yet be fully accessible.

does not control the accessibility of third-party websites or services linked from its platforms. However, the publisher encourages its service providers and content partners to support recognized accessibility standards.

Where reasonably possible, will assist users who require published information in a more accessible format.

Reporting an Accessibility Barrier

Users who encounter an accessibility problem or require assistance accessing content are encouraged to contact .

To help us investigate the issue, please include:

  • The webpage or document address

  • A brief description of the accessibility barrier

  • The browser, device, or assistive technology used

  • The preferred accessible format, where applicable

  • Contact information for receiving a response

Accessibility enquiries may be directed to: accessibility@pubsys.eshragh.co

will make reasonable efforts to review accessibility concerns and provide assistance or an alternative means of access where practicable.