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In early 2026, WITNESS, in collaboration with Airwars, initiated five workshop sessions, led by Clive Vella (Data Manager, Airwars) to train a core team within the Bangladesh Protest Archive (BPA) in the designing of their datasets. This training was delivered using Airwars’ methodology, developed through its extensive experience documenting civilian harm and structuring open source evidence for investigations, while building on the BPA’s collection of textual and audiovisual documentation from the 2024 Bangladesh protests.
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Renewed scrutiny comes after police officer accused of falsifying records in order to close the cases of people who were later found dead
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Guha and Subaltern Studies argued that elite history writes out the peasant, the worker, the ordinary. Khalra was that subaltern: not a general, not a minister, a bank manager. Without a film, his archive becomes a footnote. With the film banned, the erasure doubles. Hannah Arendt warned that totalitarianism’s most effective weapon is not violence alone but the destruction of memory. Make people forget the sequence, and you can rewrite the meaning. ‘Satluj’ resists that. It insists memory is a civic act.
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When fact checkers reconstructed the events of July 20 Chalo Sansad march they relied on hundreds of user-generated videos with different timestamps and vantage points. Additionally, international coverage of the movement drew heavily on footage captured by the protestors themselves. This marked a profound shift in who gets to write history.
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Writing daily logs on children in residential care is a key part of the job, but too often neglected, says David Jones
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Taiwan’s been opening its intelligence archives – with lamentable results. The opening of the records, which began in February 2026, has damaged the reputations of people named in the declassified files.
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A collection of historical materials documenting survivors of the Japanese military's wartime sexual slavery system was donated on Friday to the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders.
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A collection of historical materials documenting survivors of the Japanese military's wartime sexual slavery system was donated on Friday to the Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders.
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A Stillwater woman began archiving the art that emerged during the federal immigration enforcement surge. Months later, the collection has grown into something much larger.
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Using oral histories, archival photographs and British maps, Palestinian diaspora architect Tony Ghannam is reconstructing Kafr Bir’im as it existed before its residents were displaced in 1948.
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Using oral histories, archival photographs and British maps, Palestinian diaspora architect Tony Ghannam is reconstructing Kafr Bir’im as it existed before its residents were displaced in 1948.
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Save Our Signs aims to document every sign in the more than 400 national parks and historic sites across the country before the Trump administration removes them
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Public archives are essential to preserving a nation’s memory, supporting accountability and safeguarding cultural heritage. Yet without effective protection measures, they remain vulnerable to physical deterioration, disasters, cyber threats.
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