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Quote the instrument. Leave the rest open.

This file starts empty of a national brief. A cell is a country plus a quoted law. Some countries write a speech offence around listed organizations and acts. Some do not. Labels can travel on other machinery without becoming that offence. Coverage is what has been quoted — not a ranking, and not a finished map.

  • SupportedSupported. A primary instrument is attached for this slot — statute, order, gazette, or official page, with a URL. Every jurisdiction.
  • InferenceInference. A structural reading of how machinery can travel. Allowed. Must stay labeled. Not a statute.
  • UnprovenUnproven. No primary record for this slot yet. Capture, amounts, hops, and citizen-facing outcomes stay open until quoted.
  • DisputedDisputed. Live disagreement on motive, overbreadth, or a directing agenda — in any venue. Keep the label.

Quoted, or open

A clause is here only when the primary text is attached. A gap is a gap, not a finding.

Designation is the switch

Lists expand existing speech, support, and status rules. List growth is not a new speech offence for citizen speech.

Labels are not the crime

Classifications can share machinery. They are not the same law. An organization is not a statute.

Compare. Do not rank.

Pick countries on the map. Coverage is what has been quoted — not a ranking of freedom. The tray starts empty.