Public resources

Documents people can use and claims they can check.

This library publishes non-confidential records and plain-language guides. Internal case files, survivor information, children’s details, passwords and financial credentials are never included.

K-HAKI participants during a documented activity

Public standards

How K-HAKI intends to handle people, information and correction.

These pages are public working standards. Formal internal policy approval and scheduled review remain part of K-HAKI’s organisational-development work.

Safeguarding commitment

Children, survivors, people at risk, consent, images and reporting concerns.

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Complaints procedure

How to raise a concern, how review should work and protection from retaliation.

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Editorial and evidence policy

Sources, status labels, impact figures, photography, quotations and corrections.

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Accessibility statement

Language, disability, mobile access, low bandwidth and known limitations.

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Accountability centre

One route to public records, feedback, safeguarding and corrections.

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Practical knowledge

Short guides from field practice.

Documenting a rights concern

Record what matters while reducing avoidable risk.

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Following an identity-document pathway

Turn a confusing process into clear questions and careful follow-up.

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Human safeguards for digital systems

Questions to ask before technology becomes a barrier.

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