HRCMI exposes the intersection of systemic corruption and human rights abuses. We use data-driven monitoring to hold power accountable.
Corruption is the root of injustice. We track the money and power dynamics through a rigorous three-step process.
We gather evidence from field investigators, whistleblowers, open-source intelligence (OSINT), and partner organisations. All data undergoes multi-layer verification.
Our analysts transform raw data into clear, actionable reports, risk assessments, and country profiles to expose systemic failure.
We engage international bodies, governments, and civil society to push for accountability, sanctions, and tangible reform.
Corruption and human rights abuses are not isolated problems—they are deeply interconnected. Where corruption thrives, human rights fail.
HRCMI provides the concrete evidence needed to move from awareness to action.
Live statistics aggregated from HRCMI field reports and partner NGOs.
Percentage of countries scoring below 50/100 on the integrity scale.
Analysis: There is a direct correlation between low corruption scores and high rates of human rights violations. Impunity for financial crimes fuels authoritarianism.
1 in every 67 people on Earth is now displaced.
Investigation into how mining corruption in the Amazon is leading to the targeted removal of indigenous land defenders.
Read Report →Analysis of judicial independence in 45 nations, revealing a sharp decline in fair trial access for political dissidents.
Read Report →Monitoring report on the recent parliamentary elections, highlighting irregularities in campaign financing.
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