Community reporting
Report An Incident
Our data streams catch a great deal, but not everything. Local incidents in areas with thin news coverage often go unrecorded — if you have seen something, tell us and we will check it.
What we can publish
- Incidents with a verifiable source — a news article, official statement or agency bulletin.
- A clear location: at minimum the country, ideally the city or district.
- Factual description. We do not publish casualty figures unless an official source states them.
What we cannot publish
- Rumours, unverifiable claims or forwarded messages with no source.
- Named private individuals, personal data or graphic material.
- Anything that reads as targeting a person or community.
What happens next
- You get a private receipt link.
- A moderator checks your sources and details.
- If it can be verified, it becomes a public incident record, labelled as a reader report. The status rules apply to it like any other record.
- The receipt page shows the outcome.
In an emergency
Do not use this form to seek help. Call your local emergency number. This site is a monitoring record, not an emergency service.