Add a source
Record an official law, statute or procedure once, with a stable ID.
Take action · Research
Contribute research
Coverage depends on people who read national law and university rules in the original language. No coding needed.
Ways to contribute
Propose a country finding
Assess national rules against the rubric, citing the article.
Add an institution
Start with a public statute, study regulation, ethics code or complaint procedure. A maintainer can use it to begin the profile.
Most needed
Verify a finding
Provisional findings need an independent second reviewer. Native speakers especially welcome.
The GitHub form is public. Use public documents only—no personal data, names, allegations or case details.
How
Contribute without editing code
- Choose the kind of contribution above and open its guide or structured GitHub form.
- Use a GitHub account or a pseudonymous account. If you are not comfortable editing files, open the relevant issue form and a maintainer can turn it into a pull request.
- Every proposal stays provisional until the evidence and method checks are complete.
GitHub submissions are public. Include only public documents—never personal data, names, allegations or case details. Contribute evidence, not accusations.
Workflow
Research workflow
- Source found (done)
- Source recorded (done)
- Proposed interpretation and score (done)
- Methodology check (done)
- Published as provisional
- Human second review (not yet reached)
- Verified (not yet reached)
A search result never becomes a public score directly.
What a research pull request contains
- jurisdiction, and institution if relevant;
- safeguard ID (S01–S12) and proposed result;
- evidence summary and exact source reference (article, section, page);
- rationale against the rubric;
- review date and methodology version;
- contributor identity or a pseudonymous contributor ID.
Automated validation runs on every pull request, and a PR cannot be merged until it passes.
Ground rules
Ground rules
- Never guess references, URLs, dates or quotes.
- Not yet researched if not researched; Unable to assess if sources are unclear.
- Two levels plausible? Choose the lower.
- No personal data, names or allegations.
- Disclose conflicts of interest.