If anyone is in immediate danger, prioritise safety and official emergency channels first. Then use the paths below. Reports you send through the form arrive in the RightAware review queue, where staff check them — nothing you submit is shown publicly.
Organisation types and how they generally help. Verify current contacts via official directories before reaching out.
Rights-protection agency directory
Find an organisation 36 LISTED
36 organisations — 18 Nigerian and 18 international — with the phone, e-mail, website or directory page each one publishes. Describe the problem in your own words ("police abuse", "free legal help", "rape", "refugee"), filter by type, focus or location, then open the full profile. All directory channels are compiled from verified statutory sources and official directories.
v1 does not hard-code phone numbers. Confirm current official numbers for your state before an emergency.
Immediate danger
Contact official emergency services or move somewhere safe first. Keep your phone charged and share your live location with someone trusted.
Medical + evidence
After assault: seek medical care promptly and keep the medical report — it matters for any complaint or case.
Document early
Names, numbers, plates, times, photos, witnesses. Evidence collected in the first hours is the most valuable.
Report a rights concern
Structure your complaint
Filling this in sends the RightAware review team a tidy summary you can also copy into an official complaint. Reports are handled through the same private inbox as contact messages — nothing you submit is shown publicly.
Do: stick to facts, dates and evidence.
Do: keep copies of everything you submit elsewhere.
Don't: include passwords, OTPs or bank details.
Being singled out or accused is not proof — document facts and get advice.
