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Human Rights Data Drop

 


Not sure where to begin or how to share your story safely while keeping your evidence secure?

Need a place to securely upload your story and supporting evidence so human rights violations can be documented, preserved, and reported through established human rights frameworks.

This effort is grounded in the Paris Principles and supports comprehensive monitoring, investigation, and documentation of abuses by domestic authorities. Documentation is guided by the Istanbul Protocol, alongside the treaty frameworks that bind the United States.

Create an account and upload your story and evidence. Your submission helps us share what has happened to you and to others, including our child/ren in a way that is accurate, respectful, and meaningful. Your claims may be recorded and publicly showcased for the world to see through a human rights lens, and key information may also be included in a report submitted to the United Nations.

                                                                               

The Institute for Advancement of Justice (IAJ) & Human Rights through UNCAT


By uploading your case evidence, you can help track and report human rights violations in one secure place. This is not the only way to lift up our stories and voices, but it is a way to document them in a forum designed to preserve, not silence, our collective experience. Together, we can record patterns of injustice, share them through appropriate channels, and push back against corruption and abuse so that America can become a country where we are truly safe and proud to live.

Please support this movement by uploading your story of injustice today and help ensure these experiences are documented and heard. See IAJ


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