Human Rights Satellite
Report human rights violations safely and with dignity.
A secure way for victims, witnesses and defenders to document abuse — anonymously if you choose.
Built for safe and confidential reporting
Reporting a violation can put people at risk. Every part of HRSAT is designed to protect the person speaking up.
Anonymous reporting
Submit reports securely without revealing your identity.
Secure evidence upload
Photos, videos, documents, audio files and witness statements — fingerprinted on arrival.
Confidential review
Reports are reviewed through a restricted process by authorised documentation teams.
Privacy-conscious handling
Sensitive information is handled with care, consent and controlled access.
Mobile friendly
Report from any device with a simple, guided submission experience.
Multilingual support
Designed for accessible reporting across regions and communities.
Global Human Rights Defence
Two decades of human rights advocacy behind every report
HRSAT builds on GHRD's international advocacy, research and legal interventions, and its engagement with the United Nations, European institutions and civil society worldwide.
“Together we work to ensure every voice is heard, every violation documented, and every victim has a pathway toward justice.”
- 20+
- years of advocacy
- UN
- ECOSOC accredited
- The Hague
- headquarters
How reporting works
Four steps from your first submission to documentation that can support advocacy and accountability.
Step 1
Submit an incident
Share what happened through a guided form designed for clarity and safety.
Step 2
Upload evidence
Attach photos, videos, documents, audio or witness statements securely.
Step 3
Confidential review
An assigned reviewer examines your submission with care and discretion.
Step 4
Documentation & action
Verified reports support advocacy, response coordination and accountability.
What happens after you submit
- You receive a private case reference
- Track the status any time online
- We contact you only with your consent
Human rights violations we help document
Accessible technology that documents evidence, tracks incidents and connects affected people with advocacy and legal support networks.
Your security. Your privacy. Your voice.
Reporting often involves sensitive information that can place victims, witnesses and defenders at risk. We protect it accordingly.
- 01
Absolute ownership
We never claim ownership of the data you upload. You stay in control.
- 02
Restricted access
Only the reviewer assigned to a case — and administrators — can open it.
- 03
Strict policy compliance
GDPR-aligned data minimisation and consent, following international human rights frameworks.
Data integrity
Every file is fingerprinted (SHA-256) on arrival, so any change is detectable.
Encrypted transport
TLS in transit and protected storage at rest.
Who can use HRSAT?
Anyone with knowledge of a human rights violation can submit a report — whether you were directly affected or not.
Victims
Individuals directly affected by human rights violations or abuse.
Family members
Relatives reporting abuse, disappearance, detention or threats to loved ones.
Witnesses
People who have seen, heard or documented incidents and violations.
NGOs & civil society
Organisations monitoring, documenting and responding to human rights concerns.
Human rights defenders
Activists and advocates protecting vulnerable communities.
Journalists & researchers
Media and investigators documenting conflict, violations or abuse.
Document what happened. Preserve what matters.
Violations are often hidden by fear, silence and lack of safe reporting access. Your report can change that — and you can stay anonymous.
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