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Author: Akanksha Bisoyi

08 Dec

Symposium on Forensic and Counter-Forensic Approaches to International Law: Visual Truths and Factual Realities – The Impact of Computational Photography on Legal Evidence

[Dr. Akanksha Bisoyi is a post-doctoral researcher at the Professorship of Law, Innovation and Legal Design, Technical University of Munich in Germany]  Introduction Photographs as legal tools for truth-telling reflect the aphorism ‘seeing is believing’. These images range from visual depictions of war crimes to human rights violations, affirming their role in the objective portrayal of historical events. Photographs are forensic evidentiary mediums that are, paradoxically,...

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