Send Us What You Have

If you have photos, video, documents or testimony of RSF violence, looting or massacres, you can send it directly to our research team. There is no upload form and no account: everything travels from your own email to ours, and nothing passes through our servers along the way.

What to Send

Keep it simple; this is not a form to fill out, just material to share.

Photos and videos, including footage recorded on a phone, showing attacks, destruction, mass graves or looting.

Documents: military orders, identification, receipts, lists or any paperwork connected to RSF activity.

Written testimony: your own account of what you witnessed, or one you have recorded from someone else.

Whatever you can share safely. A date, a place and a note on where the material came from multiply the value of even a single photo.

How to Send It

If your files are too large to attach, upload them to a transfer service such as WeTransfer and paste the download link into your email instead of attaching the files.

Your Safety Comes First

You do not need to give your name. Anonymous submissions are accepted, and we will never ask you to identify yourself.

Only send what you can share safely. Do not take any risk with your own safety, or anyone else's, to gather more material.

Photos and videos can carry hidden metadata, such as the exact location and time they were taken. Think about what that could reveal about you or the people in them before you send it.