Refugee and asylum strategic litigation, searchable.
Find the case, the campaign that shifted the politics, and a usable playbook. Across borders, in minutes.
Refugee lens: 220 cases · 0 human-reviewed · 22 source-checked · 8 issue playbooks
Before you rely on anything
Every case tells you how far it has been checked.
Most cases are the third kind below: a real citation with a real source link that no human has read yet. The tool shows that state on every record, and never dresses an unreviewed case as settled law.
Human-reviewed
A person opened the source, checked the citation and the facts, and signed off.
Source checked
Checked against its source of record, but not yet fully confirmed by a human reviewer.
Needs review
Found by the scanner. A real citation with a real link, not yet read by a human.
What you can do here
Four ways in. Use the one that fits the moment.
You have a question from a live matter.
Ask the Matrix
Ask in plain language. You get a cited research packet drawn from the records, with the confidence graded honestly and the legal-advice boundary kept clear.
OpenYou want to scan precedent yourself.
Browse the cases
Filter the case index by issue, jurisdiction, outcome, or precedent strength. Every record shows its source link and its trust state.
OpenYou want the strategy on a question.
Issue playbooks
Read the curated playbook on offshore detention, non-refoulement, detention oversight, and more: the law, the campaigns that moved it, and the timeline.
OpenYou want to run the litigation and the advocacy together.
Case and campaign playbook
See how a case feeds the campaign it anchors, and a campaign back to the cases behind it, from the same records.
OpenNew here?
Your first twenty minutes.
- 1Ask one question from your own caseload. Read the confidence band and open the cited records.
- 2Open an issue playbook and check the doctrine against what you practise.
- 3Click into a case, open its source link, and confirm the holding matches.
- 4Trace one case into the campaign it feeds.
Background and source documents
For the National Justice Project / OHCHR proposal conversation.