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Directory

Contact details for every authority, watchdog and human rights body

This is the whole list on one page: 113 organisations that accept correspondence from the public, with the email address they publish for enquiries, their official website, and their telephone number and postal address where they publish one. Every entry links to its own page, and to writing to them here.

Showing 113 of 113 organisations.

United Kingdom

Ireland

Canada

Australia

New Zealand

United States

Germany

European Union

Council of Europe and OSCE

International and global

How to use this directory well

Write to the body that has the power to act. Ombudsmen and regulators can investigate a named case once the organisation you complained about has had a chance to answer. Commissions and treaty bodies work on patterns rather than single cases, so give them dates, numbers and documents. Campaigning charities cannot investigate, but they can take a well-evidenced issue into the press, the courts or a select committee.

Keep one letter to one issue, say plainly what you want done, and include the reference numbers of any earlier correspondence. A short, specific letter written in your own words is read; a mass-produced one usually is not.

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