Guides & Tools

Reach out and explore our collection of practical guides, investigative tools, and open-source resources designed to support researchers, journalists, and civil society actors in uncovering subversive threats to democracy. From OSINT techniques to disinformation tracking and legal research aids, these tools reflect Justice for Prosperity’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and collective resilience.

WhoDis: AI intelligence tool against subversion

Modi operandi used to undermine our democracy.

WhoDis is a flagship initiative launched by Justice for Prosperity and developed together with TextGain. It uses Artificial Intelligence, a topical subject in the fight against misinformation and online subversion. By exposing the actors’ tactics of spreading hate conspiracies, WhoDis is one step ahead of them.

News

6 May 2026

Radio: Jelle Postma on the return of a Dutch far-right extremist group

The far-right ‘Identitair Verzet‘ is back. Radio programme De Dag gives this unsettling fact the attention it deserves. In this episode, Jelle Postma gets the time this subject requires to...

3 May 2026

International far-right network uses Dutch unrest to make a comeback

Identitarian Movement rises again. On the backs of genuinely concerned citizens. The Justice for Prosperity Foundation monitors networks that create, fuel, and instrumentalize social unrest. What we saw in Loosdrecht,...

28 April 2026

Andrew Tate’s comeback: Exposed by The Observer and JfP

To understand how online influence and polarisation works and spreads, one must look at the data and uncover the story behind the numbers. At Justice for Prosperity, we are grateful...

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23 April 2026

Musk + ADF vs. Europe: Oligarchy in action

Elon Musk is not acting alone. Powerful American Christian ultra-conservative actors are joining him in an attack on one of Europe’s most important safeguards for a safer online space: the...

21 April 2026

Andrew Tate is engineering his comeback: a warning for all of us.

You might know him as the misogynist or the extremist. Or as the man who helped turn the manosphere into a recruitment machine, reaching millions of young men worldwide before...

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13 April 2026

Elections Under Fire: Bulgaria

Persistent political instability makes Bulgaria an attractive target for Russian disinformation. We are following the elections closely....

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13 April 2026

Elections Under Fire: The Netherlands

In the run-up to the Dutch municipal elections, Russian disinformation also reached the Dutch-speaking region via a new route. Earlier in this report, we mapped out how a fake news...

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13 April 2026

Elections Under Fire: Denmark

On 27 February 2026, the Danish Security and Intelligence Service PET, the Defence Intelligence Service FE and SAMSIK published a joint threat assessment ahead of the Danish elections of 24...

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13 April 2026

Elections Under Fire: The Russian disinformation war against Europe

The Justice for Prosperity Foundation (JfP) investigated foreign manipulation and disinformation targeting eight European elections between September 2025 and April 2026. In our report, we mapped the operations, domestic amplifiers...

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13 April 2026

Elections Under Fire: Hungary

Hungary is an exception. It seemed that Russia was influencing here not only from the outside, but also from within. The goal? To keep Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in power....

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13 April 2026

Elections Under Fire: France

France is, alongside Ukraine, one of the best-documented targets of foreign information manipulation in Europe. The European External Action Service EEAS counted 152 documented campaigns targeting France. For the first...

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13 April 2026

Elections Under Fire: Germany

On December 12, 2025, the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) and the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) issued a joint statement: Russia had attempted to influence the...