From Venezuelan protests to police abuse in the US, many of this year’s biggest human rights stories have been documented and fueled by videos.
The ICC Appeals Chamber rejects Thomas Lubanga’s appeal and confirms that he forcibly enlisted child soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
It’s Never Too Early to Plan Ahead. We’re putting together our team for the Spring 2015 Five Boro Bike Tour. Join us.
Venerable Luon Sovath, the “multimedia monk,” has been harassed for his work in Cambodia. He’s currently facing trial for supporting Cambodian activists.
The three-day training covered how to safely and ethically document sexual violence in order to advocate for support, systemic change, and justice when those laws are violated.
WITNESS and friends train activists on how to archive and preserve their video collections at Brooklyn’s Interference Archive.
Inside the Library you will find WITNESS training guides, videos, and our full Video for Change curriculum. All free to preview, review and download.
An extraordinary team of runners competed in the New York City Marathon on behalf of WITNESS and ran a grueling 26 miles for human rights change!
WITNESS joins our peers to discuss the future of human rights technology.
New technologies can play a key role in protecting human rights, but also create new threats to human rights and vulnerabilities for human rights defenders.
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