Our Programmes

Sudanese Archive

An independent digital archive preserving at-risk digital evidence from the conflict in Sudan

Sudanese Archive, established by Mnemonic in partnership with GISA Group in 2019, is a Sudanese-led initiative preserving, analysing and memorialising open source information on human rights violations. Following the outbreak of violence in April 2023, Sudanese Archive shifted its focus from documenting violence against protestors to monitoring the ongoing war. With the most extensive open source database on the Sudanese conflict, the archive supports truth-seeking, justice, advocacy and peacebuilding, and has contributed to the work of various actors, including the UN Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan and Sudanese civil society. Accountability and legal processes Human rights documentation and advocacy Public memory and historical record

Accountability and legal processes

Human rights documentation and advocacy

Public memory and historical record

This archive is hosted by Mnemonic, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving digital evidence of human rights violations for use in justice, accountability and advocacy efforts.

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Other Programmes

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.

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.

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.