Advertising policy – Minority Protection

1. In pursuit of the principle of maintaining editorial independence from commercial influence and to ensure that editorial decisions are not affected by advertising, the Minority Protection Journal does not publish advertisements in any of its Issues, including both the online and printed versions of the Journal.

This means that the Journal does not display any promotional or advertising material, including all forms of sponsored content, such as banners, cover wraps, commercial imprints of company logos, online pop-up messages, push notifications or other forms of printed or electronic advertising, via or as part of or in connection with any of its online or hard copy publications.

2. The Journal does not commission paid external advertising or commercial messages. It relies on cost-free methods to promote and raise awareness about the Journal and its publications, e.g. via academic conferences, university platforms (such as Moodle), or free social media posts.