What Information Should I Include?
Include first contact, trust factors, requests, amounts, dates, locations, and later developments. If you have public source URLs, add them. Private contact details stay private unless you choose…
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What Evidence Can I Submit?
You may upload PDF, JPG, PNG, or WEBP files, or provide public URLs. Do not upload video, archives, scripts, HTML, SVG, or macro-enabled documents. Do not upload intimate…
Can I Remain Anonymous?
The default public display is your contributor number only. You may also request a nickname, first name, or full name. You may ask for the entire submission to…
What Happens After I Submit?
You receive a permanent contributor reference. Nothing publishes automatically. An authorised administrator reviews the private submission and may later create an approved public summary. Official reports must still…
Can I Add More Information Later?
Yes. Return to Share Your Experience, choose additional information for an earlier submission, and enter your contributor reference and the same email address. If the match is uncertain,…
How Do I Report the Matter Officially?
Submitting information here is not an official police, court, government, or regulatory report. Use the Reporting Centre for manually maintained official links. If anyone may be in immediate…
I Am Worried About Coming Forward
You can choose a private display preference and withhold permission to be contacted. Safety concerns are flagged for administrators and are not shown publicly. If you are in…
What If Something Published Is Wrong?
Use the Right of Reply form. Correction requests remain private by default. An administrator may correct a public article after review, or later publish an approved response under…
Not Sure Where to Start?
Begin with the facts you remember clearly: when and where you first met, what was said, and what was asked of you. You do not need a finished…
How to Write Your Experience
Write in chronological order. Include dates, locations, conversations, promises, payments, repayments, further requests, and anything else you believe is relevant. Stick to what you observed. An administrator may…