Secure Submissions

A safe, confidential route to share information anonymously — including whistleblowing, tips, documents, media leads, or evidence of wrongdoing.

We do not publish your identity. Share only what you are comfortable sharing.

What Secure Submissions is for

Secure Submissions is an anonymous or confidential intake route for anyone, not only victims. It is designed for people who are concerned about privacy, retaliation, or institutional pushback.

Whistleblowers
Victims and survivors
Witnesses and supporters
Professionals sharing concern or evidence
Tips, intelligence, documents, screenshots, recordings, and media leads

Safety first

If you are in immediate danger or someone is at risk of serious harm, contact emergency services first.

UK: 999 (emergency) or 101 (non-emergency)
EU: 112

Secure Submissions is for safe reporting and support routing. It is not a replacement for urgent emergency help.

How to submit safely

You can submit information anonymously. You do not have to use your real name. If you are concerned about privacy, consider using a separate email account and avoiding identifiable details.

Share only what you feel safe sharing
Remove identifying details if necessary
Avoid using workplace devices or networks if that could put you at risk
If you prefer, you may submit by email instead

What to include

You do not need to write perfectly. If possible, include:

What happened (brief timeline)
Who was involved (names or roles if known)
Where it happened (organisation, place, or platform)
Key dates (approximate is fine)
What evidence exists (letters, emails, screenshots, documents, recordings)
What outcome you are seeking (support, signposting, exposure, referral)

Secure Submission Form

You can use the form below to share information confidentially or anonymously. You may leave your name and contact details blank if you wish to remain anonymous.

If you prefer, you may submit by email instead. You can create a new email account and send your report, with attachments if needed, to:

info@hiddeninjustice.org

Is anyone in immediate danger?

Submission type

Your Submission Confirmations

Country / general location (optional)

Your name (optional)

Summary of your report

Describe what happened, who is involved (if safe), when it occurred, and any evidence available. Avoid including personal details unless necessary.

Additional details (optional)

Supporting evidence (optional)

If you have supporting evidence (documents, screenshots, or recordings), you may describe it here. If you prefer, you can submit your report by email instead. You may create a new email account and send your report (with attachments if needed) to: info@hiddeninjustice.org For better anonymity: • Do not use your personal or work email • Do not use a work device or network • Avoid including identifying details unless necessary

Confirmations

I understand this form is not monitored as an emergency service and I am submitting voluntarily.
To the best of my knowledge, the information provided is truthful and submitted in good faith.
I understand I should avoid including unnecessary personal data unless required for the report.

What happens next

We review submissions carefully and confidentially. We may:

signpost you to trusted organisations (Direct Help Directory)
ask follow-up questions, but only if you provide a safe contact route
log patterns to help identify systemic wrongdoing
assess whether the matter fits investigative or documentary pathways

We cannot guarantee a specific outcome, but every secure submission strengthens the ability to detect patterns and support accountability.

Stay calm and hopeful

If you are feeling overwhelmed, pause, breathe, and take one step at a time. Many situations improve once you reach the right support route. Stay calm and hopeful — there are pathways forward. Help is just one phone call or one email away.

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