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Digital Forensics for Global Justice: The Role of
Data in Uncovering Human Rights Violations
By Kayleigh de Ruiter (Centre for Information Resilience)
and Willem Hendriks (Big Data Republic)
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Big Data Republic
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Centre of Information Resilience (CIR)
“The Centre of Information Resilience employs open-source information
to gather and verify evidence of potential human rights violations and
war crimes, counter disinformation and combating online behaviour
harmful to women and minorities.”
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OCELLI PROJECT
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OCELLI PROJECT
Phase 1 - Find destroyed areas - Google Earth
Phase 2 - Identify timeframe of destruction -
Sentinel
Phase 3 - Match videos and images from
social media with the identified locations
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OCELLI PROJECT
Phase 1 - Find destroyed areas - Google Earth
Phase 2 - Identify timeframe of destruction -
Sentinel
Phase 3 - Match videos and images from
social media with the identified locations
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OCELLI PROJECT
Phase 1 - Find destroyed areas - Google Earth
Phase 2 - Identify timeframe of destruction -
Sentinel
Phase 3 - Match videos and images from
social media with the identified locations
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OCELLI PROJECT
Phase 1 - Find destroyed areas - Google Earth
Phase 2 - Identify timeframe of destruction -
Sentinel
Phase 3 - Match videos and images from
social media with the identified locations
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OCELLI PROJECT
Phase 1 - Find destroyed areas - Google Earth
Phase 2 - Identify timeframe of destruction -
Sentinel
Phase 3 - Match videos and images from
social media with the identified locations
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OCELLI PROJECT
& C4ADS
Created a platform:
- Access to the full methodology
- Access to data
- Interactive Map
https://ocelli.c4ads.org/
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OCELLI PROJECT
The effect/impact of Ocelli project
- Shared with Justice and Accountability efforts
- Transparency & Publically available
- Power of collaboration
- Capacity building
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CIR // MYANMAR WITNESS
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CIR // MYANMAR WITNESS
“We collect, analyse, verify and store evidence related to human rights
incidents in Myanmar. We do this in order to increase accountability by
publishing our own reports, partnering with traditional media outlets, and
by storing the digital evidence in a way that is compatible with future
human rights prosecutions.”
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
How do we actually do the work?
Where did it happen?
When did it happen?
What happened?
Why is it important (bigger picture)?
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Geolocation
Where did it happen?
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Geolocation
Where did it happen?
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Geolocation
Where did it happen?
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Geolocation
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Chronolocation
When did it happen?
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Chronolocation
When did it happen?
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Investigations
What happened?
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CIR // EYES ON RUSSIA
Bigger picture
Why is it important?
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CENTRE FOR INFORMATION RESILIENCE
Big Data Republic
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Digital Forensics for Global Justice: The Role of
Data in Uncovering Human Rights Violations
By Kayleigh de Ruiter (Centre for Information Resilience)
and Willem Hendriks (Big Data Republic)
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