Building OSINT evidence databases: Lessons from the Amnesty Digital Investigations Summit
Reflections on organising, preserving and making open-source information usable for human rights investigations and accountability.
Reflections on organising, preserving and making open-source information usable for human rights investigations and accountability.
One idea about records worth trusting, and the three places it shows up in how Uwazi Docs gets made.
Uwazi 2.0: A new chapter for the open-source platform trusted by hundreds of organisations
After years of growth, Uwazi has a refreshed visual identity, transparent pricing, and a renewed commitment to making it accessible for everyone who relies on it.
HURIDOCS supported our long-standing partner, the Centre for Human Rights, with the development of a database on the domestic impact of the UN treaty system.
HURIDOCS will be part of the leading global summit on human rights in the digital age, with a participatory workshop on tech for human rights monitoring, a roundtable on digital security for human rights defenders in Africa, and a community booth.
Tella and Uwazi are joining forces for improved security, better functionality, and more reliability of human rights information.
Learn more about one of Uwazi’s most transformative AI features: the Metadata Extractor, designed to solve the challenges of manual data entry and processing.
Uwazi is making human rights documentation smarter and more effective.
HURIDOCS is proud to share that Uwazi, our flagship documentation tool, continues to make significant contributions to the field of human rights by being recognised as a digital public good.