Do no harm
Consider whether visibility, contact, referral, data collection, or publication could increase risk.
Standards and safeguarding
Operation Siam is being built around standards intended to minimize harm, collect only necessary information, communicate realistic limits, document future decisions, and provide clear ways to raise a concern.
Consider whether visibility, contact, referral, data collection, or publication could increase risk.
Explain purpose, limits, and foreseeable use before collecting or sharing information.
Collect only what is necessary. Keep sensitive case information out of public systems and reports.
People seeking assistance are never charged, and contributions never affect eligibility or official decisions.
Differentiate verified facts, source allegations, organizational observations, estimates, and objectives.
Record requests, decisions, referrals, expenditures, unresolved issues, and appropriate closure.
Sensitive information
Names, faces, exact locations, immigration details, church affiliations, family relationships, case numbers, and identity documents can create protection risk. Operation Siam’s public website is designed to collect only basic routing information.
When protected follow-up is appropriate, the team should explain the authorized channel and why specific information is required.
Accountability routes
Report conduct that may place a child, adult at risk, or community member in danger.
Open a private request →Ask what information is held, report improper disclosure, or request appropriate correction.
Contact the team →Report solicitation, misrepresentation, misuse of the name, or a suspicious payment request.
Report a concern →Do not include sensitive evidence in the first message. State the type of concern and a safe way to reply.
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