How we verify what we publish

Every piece we publish — across all three programmes — is built from at least one verifiable, cited source: an official statement, a court or administrative record, or reporting from an established outlet or institution.

We do not publish claims that cannot be attributed to a named source. Where a claim rests on a public record, we link to it directly; where it rests on reporting, we credit the publisher. Sources are listed at the bottom of every article.

This standard applies most strictly to the Children and Accountability programmes, where our content schema requires at least one source before an article can be published at all.