A trusted digital platform where verified incidents of human rights abuses are documented, monitored, and reported. Help build an accurate public record your report can be submitted anonymously and securely.
Every report passes through a structured verification process before it becomes part of the public record.
Anyone can submit an incident anonymously if they choose. No account is required to report.
Trained monitors assess each submission, cross-check sources, and assign a severity rating.
Confirmed incidents are published to the public record. Reporters can track status with a private code.
Verifiable evidence brings perpetrators to trial in national, regional, or international courts like the ICC.
It prevents denial and revisionism, preserving victims' experiences for future generations.
Formal records help survivors pursue justice, compensation, and institutional reform.
Exposure pressures oppressive regimes, prompting sanctions and policy change that can prevent future atrocities.
Join our network to help collect, monitor, confirm, and document human rights violations across the Oromia Region of Ethiopia.
Gather first-hand accounts and information from affected communities.
Track unfolding situations and flag incidents as they happen.
Help cross-check and verify reported incidents before publication.
Organize evidence and help maintain an accurate public record.
Your account matters. Reports are confidential and can be filed anonymously.
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