Securedrop Intake — Ekalavya Hansaj
Encryption-grade Tip Submission, Client briefing and Network Onboarding
Submit documents and communicate with our investigations team securely and anonymously.
If you feel like someone might hurt you right now, do not use this form. Reach us on Signal at @hansaj.02 and say you need urgent help, and we will route you to a partner NGO near you.
Institutional customers and prospects should use Request Briefing or Request Pilot for private onboarding, confidential scoping, and secure coordination across our fully owned network.
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Use a personal device if you can. Avoid workplace Wi‑Fi. If you need to come back later, you can do that. If you decide to stay anonymous, you will receive a return code so you can keep talking without giving your identity.
For sources
Submit a secure tip
Use this when you have documents, names, dates, or a pattern that needs sunlight. You can stay anonymous first, and still give us enough structure to verify and act.
For enterprises
Request a client briefing
Use this for commissioning investigative work, due diligence, litigation support, and other high-stakes research where you need a clear scope, a secure workflow, and strict handling.
For network onboarding
Request a pilot
Use this if you want a trial collaboration, co-publication, data access, or cross-border work. Tell us what you want to test and how you measure success.
What we do with tips
We read for facts first. We pull out names, dates, money trails, and links between people and entities. We check documents against public records and other sources. If your materials point to harm, corruption, or abuse, we escalate the case inside our investigations team.
We publish long reports. Our dossiers are built to stand up in hard rooms, not just to win a headline.
If you include a safe way to reply, we may ask questions that help us verify without exposing you.
What helps us move faster
If you can, include a short headline, a plain summary, and one or two key documents that prove the core claim. If you are unsure, send what you have and explain what you think it means.
If a document contains hidden identifiers, say so. If there are people we should never contact, say that too. Your safety comes first, and we will follow your constraints.
If you stayed anonymous, keep your return code safe. That code is your bridge back to us.
Need the simplest path?
If you are not sure which form to use, email the general desk with the topic, the country, and the safest way to reply. You will get a human response that points you to the right intake path without wasting your time.