Diklus: Jurnal Pendidikan Luar Sekolah respects the intellectual property rights of authors and other copyright holders. This page explains who holds the copyright in published articles. The licence under which articles may be reused is set out on the Licensing Terms page.

Copyright ownership

From 2027	Authors retain the copyright of their scholarly works and grant Diklus: Jurnal Pendidikan Luar Sekolah the non-exclusive right of first publication.
Up to and including 2026	Copyright ownership follows the journal’s applicable copyright terms at the time of publication.
Policy changes	Changes to the copyright policy do not automatically alter the copyright arrangements that govern previously published articles.

Authors’ rights

Authors publishing under the author-retained copyright arrangement may:

• Deposit their published articles in institutional or disciplinary repositories.
• Share their articles through personal or institutional academic websites.
• Use their published work for teaching, research, and other lawful scholarly purposes.
• Enter into separate, non-exclusive distribution arrangements that are consistent with the applicable license.

Appropriate acknowledgment of the original publication in Diklus: Jurnal Pendidikan Luar Sekolah must be maintained. See also Self-Archiving & Repository.

Third-party materials

• Authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions for copyrighted materials in their manuscripts, such as figures, photographs, illustrations, tables, and other third-party content.
• Materials not covered by the article’s Creative Commons license must be clearly identified.

For more detail, see Permissions & Third-Party Material.

Author agreement

By submitting a manuscript, authors confirm that they have the necessary rights to publish the work and agree to the copyright terms that apply to the article.

Authors also grant Diklus: Jurnal Pendidikan Luar Sekolah permission to publish, disseminate, preserve, and index the accepted article in accordance with the journal’s publishing agreement.

Copyright infringement

The Editorial Board will investigate allegations of copyright infringement. Where necessary, the journal may request documentation, consult the relevant copyright holders, or take appropriate corrective action consistent with publication ethics and applicable law. See Publication Ethics.