🇵🇸 Gaza / home and land evidence

Every home leaves traces.
Keep their context.

When papers are scattered, an organized file helps a family see what it has and what still needs checking. This preparation guide respects document privacy and difficult circumstances.

● In development · These are interface concepts. The full app is in development; preparation tools and fixed educational examples are available under Family tools.
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01 / Guide

Every home leaves traces. Keep their context.

01

What should be gathered?

A clear image of each available document or receipt, its original filename, type, approximate date and source.

02

How should property be described?

Address or approximate location, related people and features of the home or land, with clear uncertainty where needed.

03

What needs review?

The source of each detail, conflicting copies and document dates. Take these questions to a relevant authority or professional.

Keep files with care

A SHA-256 fingerprint helps compare file copies to detect changes. It does not prove ownership or a trusted creation date, and does not replace originals or formal procedures.

02 / Steps

Keep the context together

01

Photograph what is safely available

Do not put yourself at risk to retrieve a paper. Record what you already have and keep originals where possible.

02

Record source and context

Distinguish originals from copies, and documents you have seen from information you have heard.

03

Keep more than one copy

Store a copy on your device and another in a trusted location suited to your circumstances.

04

Review the file

Ask a qualified professional to assess the evidence and appropriate process.

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