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Presentation delivered at New Technologies and Human Rights Monitoring workshop at Stanford University, 6-7 August 2012.

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Bearing witness through civic media
Sanjana Hattotuwa

TED Fellow alumn
Founding Editor, www.groundviews.org

Mobile phone imagery
http://groundviews.org/2009/08/15/first-images-the-flooding-in-menik-camp-and-the-increasingly-dire-situation-for-
idps

Social witnessing through photography
http://groundviews.org/2012/07/31/ganesan-nimalaruban-a-damning-murder-funeral-and-silence/

War crimes? Digital image forensics
http://groundviews.org/2011/07/02/photographic-evidence-of-war-crimes-in-sri-lanka-or-not/

Social witnessing through video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ix5xnEKxikI&feature=plcp

Data visualisation for accountability
http://workshop.chromeexperiments.com/projects/armsglobe/

Twitter for posterity
http://groundviews.org/2011/07/04/resource-book-for-historians-researchers-and-media-a-year-of-tweeting-from-
groundviews

A different history: April to July 2012

380+ pages, 3195 tweets on issues incl. war crimes
allegations, human rights abuses, racism, corruption, religious
extremism

Presidential spokesman, politicians, local journalists, citizens,
diaspora, US State Dept, foreign correspondents, UN system,
HR orgs

Silence, engagement and corrections

Curation: Bundlr
http://bundlr.com/b/questions-to-amb-robert-blake

Curation: Bundlr
http://groundviews.org/2012/04/18/the-questions-unanswered-by-amb-robert-blake-mapping-us-engagement-in-
and-concerns-over-sri-lanka

Timeline of post-war violence
http://groundviews.org/2011/06/11/months-after-the-18th-amendment-is-the-executive-really-more-accountable-to-
parliament

Timeline on reconciliation’s failure
http://groundviews.org/2012/08/03/sri-lankas-llrc-a-timeline-from-inception-to-implementation/

Facebook for bearing witness
https://www.facebook.com/groundviews

Facebook for racism
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Facebook for dissent through memes
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Today’s challenges from civic media

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Contextualisation, semantics and feature extraction
Data visualisation
Many sourcing, veriﬁcation and curation

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