Targets
Individuals and networks that repeatedly spread far-right propaganda or harassment.
Public accountability desk
Tracking hate.
Building evidence.
Pressuring platforms.
Accountability Matters monitors far-right online activity, ties it to platform policy language, and turns documented violations into enforceable action through the services that host, fund, and distribute it.
Evidence-first process, not outrage-first commentary.
Public pages explain the mission; the dashboard handles the casework.
Built for citations, follow-up, and eventual enforcement.
Case file
Workflow overview
Active monitoring
Monitor
We watch accounts, sites, and channels that amplify extremist or hateful rhetoric, then flag the material that matters.
Document
Each item gets tied to source material, policy language, and a clear record that can be audited later.
Escalate
When there is a policy violation, we pursue the vendor, platform, or intermediary that can actually act.
Evidence stack
- Research notes and case files
- Platform policy clauses and citations
- Transcript clips and source links
- Escalation history and follow-up status
Platforms
The services and hosts whose own rules create leverage for enforcement.
Violations
Specific policy breaches, not vague commentary, so the work stays actionable.
Why this exists
The homepage should explain the mission before asking for a login.
The site should feel like an investigative archive with a strong point of view: careful, severe, and useful. Visitors need to understand that the work is built on documentation, not vibes.
Mission and methods up front
One clear route to sign in
A path to research and reports
A surface that feels sober and credible