Preserving Memory Upholding Justice
We archive, analyse, and safeguard digital evidence of human rights violations, supporting advocacy, justice and accountability worldwide.
What We Do
Discover Our Programmes
Rapid Response
Rapid Response is designed to quickly coordinate and equip existing documentation initiatives working in locations where human rights violations must be documented but the ecosystems to do so are underdeveloped.
Syrian Archive
Syrian Archive is a Syrian-led initiative dedicated to preserving and strengthening documentation of human rights violations and crimes committed by all parties in the Syrian conflict in order to support advocacy, justice, and accountability.
Yemeni Archive
Yemeni Archive preserves, enhances and documents human rights violations and other crimes committed by all parties in the conflict in Yemen for their use in advocacy, justice and accountability.
Sudanese Archive
Sudanese Archive preserves and analyses visual documentation conflict, resistance, and human rights violations that occur in Sudan to support media, justice, and accountability efforts. We also train and support local archiving initiatives.
Ukrainian Archive
Ukrainian Archive preserves and analyses evidence of human rights and humanitarian law violations in the Ukraine conflict to support justice and advocacy. We also provide training and support for accountability efforts in Ukraine.
Our Technologies
Mnemonic has developed two key tools that enable and enhance our archiving and research work on a daily basis: Diwan and Elfehrest.
Tracking Our Progress
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More than 40 million critical online records, once at risk of being removed forever, are now safely preserved.More than a century of footage that has underpinned 170+ open source investigations into human rights violations,We've answered 300+ requests from accountability actors, journalists, and civil society since 2021,With 7 major published datasetsIncluding 2,600+ records made publicly available on our programme websites.
Featured
Bashar Al-Assad can be prosecuted in France, but the Court missed an opportunity to make history
Syrian ArchivePress Release
July 25, 2026Mnemonic Annual Report 2025
MnemonicAnnual Report
September 22, 2026Evaluating Digital Open Source Imagery - A Guide for Judges and Fact-Finders
MnemonicBlog
May 24, 2024Latest Publications from Our Archives
The Attack on the Saudi Hospital in Al-Fasher
Sudanese ArchiveInvestigation
October 5, 2026Strike on Al-Hamidiya Internally Displaced Persons Camp
Sudanese ArchiveInvestigation
September 23, 2026Levies and Revenue Collection Practices in Houthi-Controlled Areas
Yemeni ArchiveInvestigation
September 22, 2026Retracing the Careers of Recently Arrested Former Republican Guard Officers
Syrian ArchiveInvestigation
September 8, 2026The Future of Visual Investigations, If We Can't Trust Our Eyes
Columbia Journalism Review 10 September 2026Mnemonic
How did Russia turn Crimea into a hub for abducted Ukrainians?
UKRAINSKA PRAVDA 23 July 2026Mnemonic
How are drones changing the war in Ukraine and what does this mean for civilians?
7x7 Horizontal Russia 17 April 2026Mnemonic