Marginalized communities lack safe mechanisms to report police/security force abuse without retaliation or coercion

Vulnerable populations in conflict-affected regions face severe barriers to documenting and reporting alleged misconduct by security forces, including intimidation, coercion into recanting statements, and fear of further harm. Current reporting channels are controlled by the same institutions accused of abuse, creating a credibility and safety crisis where victims cannot safely preserve evidence or maintain their accounts without facing pressure to retract.