Shadow children's minister Tim Loughton announced the move, which will set the precedent for full serious case reviews to be made public.
Currently, summaries of reports are published with full reviews kept private. But the Tories said they will publish the full report into the death of seven-year-old Khyra Ishaq, in Birmingham, last May.
A Conservative Party spokesman said: "Since shadow Children's Secretary Michael Gove saw the review into the death of Baby P his view was that by not being allowed to give away details you do not get full public accountability.
"By removing a few pages from the review it would be possible to hide the identity of those involved.
"It is unacceptable to say that we are not going to make an investigation public because people may not come forward in future. There needs to be public scrutiny for people to learn the lessons."
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