“What Can Go Right? Positive Use Cases for Science and Technology in Human Rights Investigations” is now available in Chinese (traditional characters): https://t.co/AkL84E6VWg
Learn how to apply satellite imagery and machine learning to HR investigations.
Digital security attacks against human rights defenders can come at any time. If you receive a suspicious email - especially requests for money - always check with the sender via another communication method. Call Access Now if you have questions https://t.co/XO4snysH9J
@TJWG_AA organized its first post-covid, offline event, “Human Rights Documentation Training: Questionnaire Design and Digital Security” in Pattani, Thailand from 23rd to 26th May 2022. Big thanks to co-organizer @CrCF_Thailand and trainers @A_L_Kather @Grant_Shubin@Darikulica
@SJAC_info releases interactive map of mass graves and ISIS prison facilities 👉 https://t.co/qTbj5lTDbq
Learn more about their applications of satellite imagery analysis, and forensic science to investigate missing persons cases and mass graves in Northeast Syria
Training Opportunity📢 Human Rights Documentation Training in Thailand: Questionnaire Design and Utilizing UN Working Groups [May 23-27]➡️More here: https://t.co/qfRroSwJH8
"...with the world distracted by the war in Ukraine, and having little bandwidth to focus on the brutality and bloodshed in Myanmar, #China has...dramatically ramped up support" for the #Myanmar junta, writes @JoshKurlantzick. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/0kkQoszV9H
“Genocide is not just about the method of killing. The Myanmar government first targeted our culture. We encourage the youth to write and draw to revive the culture.”
— Mayyu Ali, a Rohingya poet transforming pain into power. Read @FortifyRights story: https://t.co/NDSXJh3ptj
TJWG is among 30 NGOs & 5 individuals from 6 countries who urge President Moon Jae-In to co-sponsor the resolution on North Korea's Human Rights situation at the 49th UN Human Rights Council.
Read the open letter➡ https://t.co/4CZd2O1bjR
#NorthKorea#SouthKorea#UN#Resolution
@Advocassembly and @witnessorg are offering a free online course for human rights documenters collecting and storing video evidence. More details and enroll ➡️ https://t.co/srBVl8yBlR
@TJWGSeoul and Access Accountability are among 192 global organizations who call on the @OHCHR to release a report on grave ongoing HR violations by Chinese authorities targeting Uyghurs and other communities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. ➡https://t.co/knE4cRTRST
@uOttawaGEG_ENV What Can Go Right ?
GIS Documenting crimes against humanity and mass graves.
ZOOM Conference by A.G.,Green, R,Tinmaung and S.Stevens | 10th March 2022
https://t.co/MSC2TVfLCN
📢Publicación Del Informe De Situación en Español
TJWG's 3rd report, "Mapping Killings Under Kim Jong-un" is now available in Spanish. The report looks at how state killing practices in North Korea have changed since KJU took power 10 years ago.
https://t.co/uveRrRyKO1
TJWG discussed North Korean accountability, disappearances, and victim-centered transitional justice at the Canadian embassy. Thank you to the diplomats who attended to learn about our work and future directions.
Jeonghyun Kang, Lead Researcher at @TJWGSeoul explains how and why human rights documenters do legal analysis. Watch the full video here: https://t.co/PNbsvy5D7j
Jorge Ruiz Reyes (@jorgerure), one of the authors of "What Can Go Right?" discusses how civil society can use machine learning to help locate clandestine grave sites. Watch the full video here: https://t.co/aUsdX28OZY
[1/2] @greengeographer, geospatial scientist with expertise in environmental governance investigates ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya. Find out how he analyzes remote sensing and satellite imagery to collaborations with activists and on-the-ground sources.