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Author: Dearbhla Minogue and Ruwadzano Makumbe

18 Dec

Digital Accountability Symposium: Harnessing User-Generated Content in Accountability Efforts for International Law Violations in Yemen

[Dearbhla Minogue is a Legal Officer for the Global Legal Action Network and Ruwadzano Patience Makumbe is a Zimbabwean lawyer and currently a Hillary Rodham Clinton Global Challenges Programme Scholar at Swansea University.] Digital technologies have empowered citizens to not only be consumers of information but also creators and distributors, making it possible for ordinary people to highlight human rights violations across the world. As has been the case...

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