Video as Evidence: Proving Responsibility – Filming Linkage and Notice Evidence
This section provides information to help ensure that you can use a camera to document “Who” committed the crime and “How” they did it, in addition to documenting the crime itself. The long-term goal is to ensure that the video you collect could help investigators more easily link perpetrators — especially those who are not physically present at the scene of the incident — to the crime itself, so they can eventually be brought to trial.
The Field Guide is drawn from conversations with attorneys, investigators, analysts, legal scholars, funders and our peers working on-the-ground where the violations happen, and will aim to improve the reliability and effectiveness of video shot as human rights documentation. Learn more at vae.witness.org.
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Collection(s) | All resources |
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Region/Country | Global |
Topic(s) | Filming Techniques, Video as Evidence, Video Production |
Type | Guide |
Language | Arabic, English, French, Russian, Ukrainian |