Human rights organisations are using Uwazi to add layers of context to raw documents in order to make their collections more understandable. With machine learning, we want to further exploit Uwazi’s potential.
As many have said throughout the years: “If Bert is well, HURIDOCS is well.”
The conversation ranged from how tools can inspire human rights advocacy to the importance of turning raw data into compelling fact-based stories.
FreeThe5KH, Karla Avelar and Mohamed Zaree have all made extraordinary contributions to human rights.
We’ll be sharing our work using machine learning to help human rights advocates sift through large document collections.
We’ll be hosting a discussion about open source governance models and building successful open source communities.
Friedhelm Weinberg has been appointed as Executive Director.
He was an impressive keynote speaker at the 30th meeting of the European Coordination Committee on Human Rights Documentation.
On Thursday, January 26, we had the opportunity to showcase Casebox for our friends at the Namati Legal Empowerment Network, a global network of legal practitioners. The recording of that webinar is embedded below. Back in May of 2016, we noticed a discussion thread on the Namati community discussion platform in which members were sharing […]
The principles have been developed by the Human Rights Working Group of the International Council on Archives (ICA).