A channel for speaking up
Report a concern.
Keep the conversation private.
Send an encrypted report to your organization. Save a secret return code to read replies and share more information, without creating a reporter account or providing an email address.
For organizations: set up a reporting channel.
Start with the right organization
Use the reporting link published by the organization you want to contact. Check its name before writing: your report goes to that organization's designated recipients.
Reporting channels are not open yet.
An organization must complete setup before it can receive reports here. This website does not accept general reports.
A conversation, on your terms
Write and review
Describe the concern in your own words. Optional prompts help you organize details, and you can review before sending.
Save your return code
Your browser encrypts the report before sending. Keep the secret code somewhere you control; it is needed to reopen the conversation.
Come back for replies
Use follow-up to read messages, answer questions, or add evidence. A stored receipt confirms submission, not that someone has read it.
Built around the report
Private two-way communication
Return to an encrypted conversation using a secret code. No reporter email address or account is required.
Evidence, encrypted before upload
Add documents or images up to 5 MiB each. Names and file details travel inside encrypted messages; recipients download files to review them.
A clear report lifecycle
See whether a case is received, under review, or closed. Your organization sets a retention period, shown before you send a report.
English and Portuguese
Choose your reporting interface language. Write in the language you are comfortable with; messages are not automatically translated.
Understand what privacy covers
Report text, replies, and evidence are encrypted in your browser. The service still handles delivery metadata, and your network, device, or the details you share can identify you. Encryption does not guarantee anonymity or protection from retaliation.
Why accountable organizations matter
Our aims relate to these United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This is a statement of intent, not a certification or endorsement.
Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth
Make it easier to raise concerns about unfair or unsafe working conditions.
Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Give organizations a practical way to receive concerns and maintain a conversation.
Goal 10: Reduced inequalities
Provide a channel for concerns about discrimination and unequal treatment.
Goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions
Support accountability by helping designated recipients listen and respond.