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Author: Kate Pundyk

08 Feb

Symposium on Fairness, Equality, and Diversity in Open Source Investigations: The Cost of Not Addressing Cost – Financial Barriers to Entry for Human Rights-Based Open Source Investigations

[Kate Pundyk is the former Open Source Investigation Lead at the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab and previously worked at the Berkeley Human Rights Center. She is currently studying at the Oxford Internet Institute on a Rhodes Scholarship.] Author’s note: I am grateful to Adriano Belisario and Jorge Ruiz Reyes for their conversations conceptualizing this article, as well as those who agreed...

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