How to Use This Archive — published access guide

Public methodology and access guide describing how the Archive of Trust can be used in ten settings. (1) ACADEMIC — secondary citation aggregator anchored to Tier-A sources (OHCHR, UN PoE 2011, OISL 2015, ICG, Amnesty, HRW, ITJP, PEARL, Adayaalam, CPJ, RSF, Oakland Institute, World Bank KNOMAD, FATF/APG); 161+ entry citation registry with stable tlte-cite: IDs citable in OSCOLA/Chicago 17/Harvard; aligned to Berkeley Protocol on Digital Open Source Investigations (OHCHR + UC Berkeley HRC, 2nd ed. 2022), Murad Code, UCP Manual 2nd ed.; reproducibility via VINMIN-Bench public eval. (2) COURT — UK asylum tribunals (FtT IAC, UT) and judicial review under Joint Presidential Guidance Note No. 2 of 2010 — registry entries as annotated background bundle, primary Tier-A document exhibited directly; civil recovery (POCA 2002 Part 5, UWO CFA 2017 s.362A-I); ECtHR third-party intervener under Rule 44; ICJ Art 62/63 intervention; universal jurisdiction (Germany VStGB, France CPP 689-11, Argentina post-Scilingo) — supplies pattern-of-conduct documentation, never names perpetrators; ICC Art 15 communications. (3) PARLIAMENT — UK Parliament (EDMs, Written/Oral PQs, Select Committee written evidence, APPGs); European Parliament (INTA + DROI on GSP+ 2027 Regulation); US Congress (Tom Lantos Commission); Canadian/Australian/NZ Parliaments; Tamil Nadu Assembly (Katchatheevu — never claims TLTE wants Katchatheevu returned). (4) UN & TREATY BODIES — OHCHR Sri Lanka Accountability Project (HRC Res 46/1 2021); UPR 4th cycle 2027; CED, CAT, ICCPR, CERD, CEDAW, ICESCR shadow reports; Special Procedures (SR Torture, WGEID, SR FoE, SR Minority Issues); UN Forum on Minority Issues. (5) MONITORING — FATF/APG Mutual Evaluation civic submission template at /unmai/desk/diaspora-economy/apg-submission (citation-only, no named entities, mirror-publish — archive never transmits on third party's behalf); EU GSP+ Art 14 monitoring; ILO CEACR (Conventions 87, 98, 105, 111); UNESCO Memory of the World (append-only changelog + versioned registry); ICRC public reports only; Global Survivors Fund pattern-of-conduct. (6) JOURNALISM — citation backbone, not source; permitted attribution form 'Source tracing via Archive of Trust (TLTE), Citation Registry [entry], citing [Tier-A source]'; findings belong to Tier-A institution, archive's contribution is the retrieval audit. (7) CIVIC — MP letter templates, Mullivaikkal Remembrance (18 May) handouts, school/university curriculum supplements, multi-faith venue education. (8) REFUSALS — never names perpetrators, never accepts survivor intake, never gives op-sec, never forecasts risk, never aggregates own counts in TLTE voice, never replaces UN mechanisms, never supports proscribed organisations (UK TA 2000 §12). (9) WHY IT STANDS STRONG — citation discipline, two-layer (Now/Becoming), falsifiability conditions published, Charter governance (no founder override, two-Archon sign-off), append-only changelog, multi-community framing rule, Tier-A sourcing, eval-replicable Velicham, UK legal posture (TA 2000 §12, OSA 2023, UK GDPR + DPA 2018, Lobbying Act 2014 CIC, Companies Act 2006). (10) FAILURE CONDITIONS — published: source retraction (30-day flag), methodological misrepresentation (changelog correction), prohibited content publication (removal + changelog), proscription breach (72-hour Archon convene), Tier-A source degradation (90-day review), Charter override (no standing, referral to CIC Regulator), Velicham eval failure (audit before resumption). Lives at /how-to-use-this-archive. Cite as: TLTE (Aarambam). How to Use This Archive — published access guide. https://docs.tlte.cloud/how-to-use-this-archive