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Report License Violation

Help protect humanitarian AI governance by reporting violations of the AOS Humanitarian License

What to Report

We investigate reports of the following violations:

🔴 License Removal

Fork removed the LICENSE file or replaced it with a different license (MIT, Apache, GPL, etc.)

✂️ License Modification

Humanitarian restrictions removed or modified to permit prohibited applications

⚔️ Prohibited Use

Software used for military, surveillance, weapons, or other explicitly banned applications

🏢 Known Violators

Use by defense contractors, surveillance companies, or state military entities

How to Report

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Email Report

Send detailed information about the violation to our enforcement team.

Email violations@aos-constitution.com

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Anonymous Report

You can report anonymously using a temporary email service or anonymous email account.

Report Anonymously

Information to Include

To help us investigate effectively, please provide:

Repository URL: Link to the fork or project violating the license
Violation Type: License removed, modified, or prohibited use detected
Evidence: Screenshots, commit history, or specific file paths showing the violation
Timeline: When did you discover the violation?
Additional Context: Any other relevant information

🛡️ Whistleblower Protection

We take whistleblower protection seriously. If you are reporting your own employer or organization:

You may report anonymously
We will not disclose your identity without your explicit consent
We recommend consulting legal counsel before reporting
Consider relevant whistleblower protection laws in your jurisdiction

⚖️ Good Faith Reporting

Please only submit good faith reports of actual violations. False or bad faith reports may be subject to legal action. If you're unsure whether something is a violation, contact us at licensing@aos-constitution.com for clarification.

What Happens Next

Initial Review (1-3 business days): We review your report and assess validity
Investigation (1-2 weeks): We investigate the violation and gather evidence
Action (varies): Depending on severity:
- DMCA takedown notice (for license removal)
- Cease and desist letter (for prohibited use)
- Public disclosure (for egregious violations)
- Legal action (if necessary)
Follow-up: If you provided contact info, we'll update you on the outcome

Enforcement Track Record

We maintain transparency about our enforcement actions:

Reports Received: We'll publish statistics quarterly
Violations Confirmed: Coming soon
Actions Taken: Coming soon

Check back for quarterly enforcement reports starting Q2 2026.