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and bring to justice individuals who commit atrocities
Download our App
and bring to justice individuals who commit atrocities
We believe in a simple vision: A world where those who commit the worst international crimes are held responsible for their actions. We use an innovative approach, combining law and technology, to make this a reality.
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First, we provide the eyeWitness to Atrocities mobile camera app; allowing you to record photos and videos that are embedded with the metadata needed to demonstrate their authenticity to a court.
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Second, the way we transmit and store the footage creates a chain of custody to allow the photos to be used as evidence in court.
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Third, eyeWitness catalogues the footage it receives and compiles it into dossiers for submission to international or national investigators.
eyeWitness works with partner organisations to capture photo and video to build dossiers of evidence. We have collaborated with civil society, litigation groups, the private sector, domestic and international courts, the United Nations and other international investigators to facilitate justice.
eyeWitness works with partner organisations to capture photo and video to build dossiers of evidence. We have collaborated with civil society, litigation groups, the private sector, domestic and international courts, the United Nations and other international investigators to facilitate justice.
JCB found to be in violation of its human rights responsibilities
The UK National Contact Point (UK NCP) has found construction machinery company, JCB, to be in violation of its human rights responsibilities after eyeWitness to Atrocities partner, Lawyers for Palestinian Human Rights (LPHR), launched a complaint...
How pro bono lawyers contribute to justice with eyeWitness to Atrocities
Pro bono lawyers from Linklaters, Hogan Lovells and Debevoise & Plimpton have been instrumental in reviewing potential evidence of atrocities submitted via the eyeWitness camera app...
Journalist uses eyeWitness app to document the aftermath of violent attacks in Nigeria
In this short video, Nigerian journalist, Hassan John, explains how he uses the eyeWitness to Atrocities camera app to document the aftermath of violent attacks on villages in Nigeria...
