EXPOSING ABUSES

Disruption Network Lab

English - September 20, 2019 16:00 - 2 hours - 64.7 MB
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This panel highlights how citizens are contributing on facilitating evidence, as well as how journalists, policy makers or activists are empowering voices against corruption and abuses. Reporting about three different local contexts, the speakers will reflect on how their work was effective in raising awareness, exposing human rights abuses, and building cases on neglected issues.

Melissa Segura (Investigative Reporter, BuzzFeed News, US), Samuel Sinyangwe (Data Scientist & Policy Analyst, Campaign Zero & Police Scorecard, US), Gareth Benest (Participatory Video Facilitator, UK). Moderated by Michael Hornsby (Communication Officer, Transparency International, UK/DE).

From CITIZENS OF EVIDENCE: Independent Investigations for Change

https://www.disruptionlab.org/citizens-of-evidence

Photo credit: Elena Veronese