Sources

Overview

The list below shows the sources we are working with, grouped by type of source. The box under each publisher's name shows what kind of publisher it is: a regulator or legislature, a multi-stakeholder body, industry or researchers. More are being added as we explore them (see the Roadmap). To suggest a source, email contact@ohtl.org.

Including a source here or in the Library does not mean OHTL endorses it.

How we handle sources

We record every source in its publisher's own words, with the edition, the date we retrieved it and a link to the original. We archive a copy where the publisher's terms allow. Each entry will say whether we hold the full text or only the category names. Company policies and classifier labels can change at any time, so we will re-check them regularly and record each change as a new version. Nothing on OHTL assesses any company's compliance with any law.

This is our working approach during phase 1 of the Roadmap. From phase 2, we will develop and publish formal policies on how sources are chosen, recorded and kept up to date, with the people and organisations who take part. If you would like to help, see Governance or email contact@ohtl.org.

Statutes and bills

Regulatory guidance and codes

Reporting templates

Standards and multi-stakeholder typologies

Platform rules

Classifier label sets

AI use policies

Research taxonomies

Glossaries and terminology

Glossaries and terminology guidelines define words rather than sort harms into categories, so they are not one of the eight types of source. We use them as reference vocabularies: we plan to record their harm-related terms and link them to the categories above whose definitions come from them or can be compared with them.