CSSP Mfuma public module.
Sponsorship, proxy support, military-basing, contractor, trafficking, survivor-protection and impunity patterns.
These records protect people by tracking mechanisms that expose civilians, children, workers, witnesses or communities to harm.
Do not treat these as verdicts. Require source-linked review, redaction and protection workflow.
Tracks claims that a state, intelligence network, company, patronage structure or proxy channel materially supports armed groups, terrorism-enabling networks, destabilization, trafficking, recruitment, financing or logistical assistance.
Tracks allegations and documented patterns of child abuse, sexual exploitation, trafficking, coercion, environmental harm, impunity or intimidation linked to foreign or domestic military bases, peacekeeping deployments, private security sites or security-cooperation installations.
Assesses whether military presence, cooperation clauses, training programs, intelligence-sharing, security assistance, drone access, basing rights, or contractor arrangements weaken sovereign decision-making or civilian protection.
Tracks coordinated narratives that excuse, minimize, normalize or shield colonial/imperial harm, redirect grievance inward, or blame affected populations while hiding external pressure, sponsorship or coercive interests.
Maps allegations or documented records involving private security actors, subcontractors, mine/port/logistics guards, training companies or armed intermediaries linked to intimidation, abuse, illegal detention, trafficking, forced displacement or suppression of local accountability.
Tracks African worker exploitation, wage theft, passport seizure, coercive recruitment, abuse and trafficking indicators linked to labor sponsorship systems or recruitment chains.
Template for mapping alleged or documented state/intelligence/logistics support to armed groups, proxy militias, trafficking networks or destabilization campaigns.
Tracks sexual exploitation, child abuse, trafficking, impunity, jurisdiction gaps and remedy failures linked to peacekeeping or security deployments.
Tracks contractor proposals, paramilitary capacity, resource-security packages, immunity, command ambiguity and recolonization rhetoric or objectives.
Tracks arms, drones, surveillance tools, training or security assistance that may enable civilian harm, repression or armed-group escalation.
Tracks spyware, lawful-intercept, biometric or surveillance exports used to target journalists, opposition, activists, unions or communities.
Tracks deals where mineral, oil, port, land or infrastructure rights are exchanged for security assistance, political protection or armed support without public accountability.
Tracks cases where humanitarian access, aid logistics, contractors or data systems may overlap with intelligence collection, military targeting or population-control risks.
13 sanitized public records are available in the JSON export.