Public cases
We ask.
In public.
Every case is a set of questions put to an institution that holds power. The questions, the letters, the dates and the replies all live here — including the silences.
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The case file
Updated 9 Nov 2026
More cases open as they are prepared. Each one starts with the questions published, not with a conclusion.
Suggest a caseHow a case works
An open file, from the first day.
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We publish the questions
Before anything is sent, the questions go up. Anyone can read what we are asking, and check it.
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We publish what we sent
The letter, the recipient and the date of sending are added to the file the day they exist.
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We publish the reply — or the silence
Answers appear in full and unedited. If none comes, the file says so, with the date it was due.
What this is not
These are questions, not verdicts. We have no statutory powers and no right to see private documents. No case asserts that a named organisation has broken the law. Every factual line is tied to a public source, and every reply is published in full.