International human rights recommendations, commitments and precedents can be powerful tools, but are hard to find. HURIDOCS and Advocacy Assembly have launched a free course to help activists get started.
HURIDOCS will apply artificial intelligence to human rights documentation.
We strengthened the capacity of organisations to document human rights violations, continued developing our flagship tool Uwazi, and much more.
“I want to thank all our partners for bringing drive and a sense of purpose into our work, and we are grateful to all our supporters…”
Esta sesión confirmó la necesidad de tener descripciones de metodologías de documentación más accesibles.
This session reaffirmed the need to more accessible descriptions of documentation methodologies.
This side event will discuss how human rights evidence and data collection work has been evolving in recent years and how the international community can support these efforts.
In this discussion, we hope to bring together human rights defenders, tool developers and machine learning practitioners to share knowledge and experience.
We supported more than 50 organisations to improve access to crucial information.
“…working largely remotely required us to change the way we work, how we communicate and how we stay motivated and connected with each other.”