Human rights and justice
Holding institutions to account
We examine what the law provides, what institutions actually do, and what the evidence shows. Where a matter is unresolved, we say so rather than settle it on behalf of the record.
Police Accountability
How the police are supervised, what the law requires of them, and how misconduct is challenged and reported.
ExploreJudicial Accountability
The decisions of courts and tribunals, the process that tests them, and where accountability for judicial conduct lies.
ExploreGood Governance
Transparency in public finance, procurement, and the institutions that make public decisions answerable.
ExploreInvestigations and Special Reports
Long-form investigations drawing on public records, official responses and verifiable evidence.
ExplorePractical guidance
Know your rights and use them
Rights are only useful if people can act on them. Our guides set out what the law provides, which institution is responsible, and what a person can realistically do next.
What SJCare is and is not
We are a civil society organisation. We are not a court, a police force, a regulator, or a law firm. We do not provide legal representation, and we cannot guarantee an investigation, a prosecution, or a remedy. Our publications explain and document; they do not substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer.