Claimant Support

Need money? Need help? Need support?

This page outlines how financial support may be directed toward claimants within the Black Justice system.

Core Idea

Support is directed based on

the strength and substance of claims.

Purpose

The objective is to provide material support to individuals actively pursuing reparatory justice, recognising both the effort required and the evidential weight of their claims.

How Support Is Considered

Claim Quality

Strength of evidence, documentation, and institutional linkage.

Claim Quantity

Volume of documented incidents and established patterns of behaviour.

Verification Status

Review progress and validation through the IC3CSI and (IBIS) process.

Impact Level

Severity and long-term consequences of the harm recorded.

Support Flow

1. Claimant submits and develops evidence.

2. Evidence is documented and structured (ic3csi).

3. Claims undergo review and validation (IBIS).

4. Support discussions are opened based on claim strength.

5. Contributions are directed to qualifying claimants.

Important Principles

Support is not automatic or guaranteed.
Support is not a purchase of claims or outcomes.
Support does not alter liability records (RLT).
Support is separate from future settlement (Black Euro).
All decisions remain evidence-based.

Why This Exists

Claimants often carry the burden of documenting, organising, and pursuing justice over extended periods.

This model recognises that burden and creates a structured way for support to reach those with the strongest and most substantiated claims.