Human Rights Projects: Guidelines for Scientists and Human Rights Organizations
Author:
AAAS Science and Human Rights Coalition
Date:
2012-01-01
Other important information:
N/A
Date posted:
August 3, 2016
Group:
General documentation purposes
Violation:
General human rights violation
Tool Format:
Guide or Worksheet (PDF or Other Document Format)
Language:
English, Spanish
Challenge:
Security for victims and witnesses, Security for individuals conducting documentation, Security for information/data, Lack of human resources, Building trust between partners
Methods:
Personal narratives and interviews - Interview with discussion guide, Personal narratives and interviews - Interview without discussion guide, Personal narratives and interviews - Survey, Personal narratives and interviews - Focus Group, Personal narratives and interviews - Oral history, Event monitoring and recording - Photographs or videos, Event monitoring and recording - Geospatial imagery, Event monitoring and recording - Crowdsourcing, Event monitoring and recording - Collecting media or social media reports, Physical evidence gathering - Forensic pathology, Physical evidence gathering - Medical examinations, Physical evidence gathering - Crime scene analysis, Physical evidence gathering - DNA analysis, Physical evidence gathering - Analysis of official documents
Tool Type:
Handbook, Training Resource, Guide
Region:
Global
Relevant to Documenting in Conflict Regions:
Yes
Documentation Stage:
Collection
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