It is my question to all scientific community that tell me how to submit a case against Plagiarism?
If it's a journal article in a reputable journal, you should contact the editor, who will then investigate. If plagiarism is detected, they will retract the article and inform the competent authorities in the offending researcher's university. It is a matter of professional courtesy to also alert the person whose work has been plagiarised.
This is a challenging - but worth some effort.
Toward this, articles that may inform on this are:
Article Fraud, ethics, and the disciplinary contexts of science and ...
Contact editor of the publication and report him. He in turn will take action either by removing the publication or by permanently banning the guilty
I agree with the above but posts in other threads in RG suggest that certain journals do not take action. In such a case it seems there is little to be done.
Plagiarism can be about either the ideas, or the expression. For the idea it is only a matter of scholarly ethics, that isn't protected by the law. The publisher or the university should be contacted. An arrangement with the plagiarist can also be sought.
If a writing has been copied, or even paraphrased, that is, the expression, the form, the way of exposing things is the same, it is a legal case. This is protected by the Berne convention, the last version of which is the Paris act and the WIPO Copyright Treaty. There is a procedure available in every signatory country.
https://www.wipo.int/treaties/en/ip/wct/index.html
Dear Prof. Syed Hasnain Shah and all the respected colleagues,
This respected portal (i.e. RG) defines plagiarism as:
The term “plagiarism” has different meanings, but it usually includes copying somebody else’s work without permission.
To answer this valuable question, you can do one or more of the following procedures:
- Inform the journal publisher.
- Contact the educational institute or the university of that author.
- Initiate a case at the specified court. In my country, there are many lawyers who specialized in these fields.
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