Human Case · About the project
What is Human Case
Human Case is a public archive of official documents that organizes, contextualizes and monitors the institutional response to the real case of Bruno Campos de Oliveira against Pernod Ricard, Page Interim and other intermediaries. It is a civic-audit experiment: no anonymous complaints, no rumors — only court filings, official letters, statements, and a rigorous record of who responded, who stayed silent, and when.
▌ Principles
- Documented facts, own conclusions. Every claim is backed by a PDF, tax ID, case number, or official source link.
- Privacy by design. Third-party personal data is automatically obfuscated when AI confidence is low; names, personal tax IDs, emails, phone numbers and medical codes are masked before rendering. Company tax IDs (CNPJ) remain visible as they are public records.
- Permanent trail. The Impact Map automatically identifies visits from institutional IPs (Senate, MPT, TRT, MPF, AMF, SEC, FCA, OECD…) and keeps the stamp forever.
- Public pressure. The Command Center turns unanswered questions into a votable ranking. The top 10 become the formal accountability agenda.
▌ How the project works
- Documents are published on the Dossier timeline.
- Each week, 5 new questions are released in the Command Center.
- Visitors vote on the ones they want answered.
- The Map records who read it — and that stays forever.
- Press, lawyers and auditors may request access to the restricted archive.
▌ Visual identity
Dark background, monospaced typography (Fira Code), red line (#C8102E) as the only accent color — a direct reference to audit code, the terminal, and the evidence stamp.
▌ Who maintains it
Maintained by Bruno Campos de Oliveira, plaintiff in the case. Direct contact: info@humancase.org or via the form at /contato.