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Mnemonic works globally to help human rights defenders effectively use digital documentation of human rights violations and international crimes to support advocacy, justice and accountability.
What we do
Rapid Response
As situations of political violence emerge, our Rapid Response project helps new documentation initiatives get off the ground fast and securely. Currently, our Rapid Response project is developing archives for numerous locations, for example Iran and Armenia.
Training
We train human rights defenders to securely archive, verify, and investigate - maximising digital documentation’s impact and empowering those working with it.
Content Moderation
We engage with platforms to reduce the impact of harmful content moderation policies by social media companies and governments, and empower advocacy efforts by providing comprehensive reliable data surrounding the takedowns of human rights documentation on social media platforms.
Tools and Methods
We build and support the development of open source tools and methods empowering those working towards justice and accountability.
Recent updates
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DSA data access: An opportunity for evidence retention
December 10, 2024Mnemonic submits feedback to European Commission’s draft delegated act on data access. By Maria Mingo
Mnemonic's Annual Report 2023
September 10, 2024Mnemonic is pleased to announce that our Annual Report for 2023 is now available
Evaluating Digital Open Source Imagery - A Guide for Judges and Fact-Finders
May 20, 2024PRESS RELEASE: 20 MAY 2024. Pioneering Guide helps judges to navigate digital open source evidence
Press
Recent press coverage of the work of Mnemonic
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