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Report for the archive.

The archive grows through people who document what power tries to erase. Reporters research, source and draft the records and articles this site publishes.

Why it matters

Censorship is local before it is historical. A banned book, a cancelled concert, a demolished shrine — the first record is almost always made by someone nearby who wrote it down and kept the sources.

Reporters for the archive do exactly that, in their own countries and languages. Editors verify every claim against published sources before anything goes live; your job is the evidence, not the verdict.

What reporters do

  • Draft news and records

    Write news articles and incident drafts in English, Bengali or both — events, dates, places, institutional actors.

  • Source everything

    Attach press coverage, academic work, NGO documentation or court records to every claim. No source, no publication.

  • Cover your region

    Track bans, rulings and attacks on heritage where you live and read — the incidents international coverage misses.

  • Follow the rules

    Incidents, not individuals; institutions, not private persons; verification, not voting. The editorial rules apply to every word.

How the application works

Applications go to the archive's admins. If accepted, you receive an invitation email with reporter credentials for the editorial portal — you draft, editors review and publish.

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