Disclosure of Justice
Secure submission

How to send us documents.

Read this first

We would rather you sent us nothing than sent us something unsafely. Read every step before you act. If you are unsure whether your material is worth sending, it almost certainly is — but read the steps first.

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Before you send anything

Do not use a work computer, a work phone, or a work network. Do not search for us from a device your employer controls. Nothing you send us is worth your job or your liberty, and the first decision — which device you use — is the one that protects you.

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Encrypted email

Write to contact@disclosureofjustice.com using our public key. We read encrypted mail daily. Do not include identifying details in the subject line; it is not encrypted.

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Download our public key →

Check the fingerprint above against the key you download. If they do not match, do not use it, and tell us.

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Post

Printed material can be sent to a mail drop we check weekly. Do not use a return address, franking from your workplace, or internal mail.

— No mail drop is taken yet.
What we promise

We will never publish your name, your role, or anything that identifies you, and we will never confirm to a third party that you contacted us. We keep no record of who sent what once material is verified.

What we cannot promise: that we will publish. Most of what we receive does not become a case. We will tell you either way, and we will tell you why.