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The Human Rights Video Weekly: Documentation of Bombing Campaign in Nuba Mountains of Sudan This week we feature videos from the disputed territory of Western Sahara, the home of a political activist in Cuba, the fields of rural France, and the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. WITNESS October 29, 2013
The Human Rights Video Weekly: Cambodia To See Another Wave of Mass Protests This week we're watching for major protests in Cambodia, creative protests in Saudi Arabia, and documentation of human rights violations in the Western Sahara and Brazil. WITNESS October 22, 2013
Saudi Arabia: Videos Challenge a Ban on Women Driving and Gather Support for Change By driving, and agreeing to have this act film, Saudi women are resisting the restriction on women’s rights for one of the most basic and essential tasks of life—getting around. WITNESS October 21, 2013
The Human Rights Video Weekly: Ethnic Tension in Russia A death stokes xenophobic violence in Moscow, while in Damascus, community reporters document a humanitarian crisis escalating around them. WITNESS October 14, 2013
The Human Rights Video Weekly: Bansky’s Take on Citizen Video from Syria And families of arrested protesters in Sudan stage a silent protest aimed at the director of national security there demanding the release of those detained. WITNESS October 8, 2013
Evict Them! In 5 Easy Steps A new animated video aims to make the human rights issues inherent in forced evictions more accessible. Ryan Schlief October 4, 2013
This Week in Human Rights Video: Despite Internet Shutdown, Citizen Video Emerges from Sudan Citizen video on the Human Rights Channel this week include a focus on Sudan's protests, continued demonstrations in Cambodia following elections in July and footage of an attack on a school in Syria. WITNESS October 1, 2013
The Week in Human Rights Video: Survivors of Syria’s Chemical Attack Speak Out As world leaders gather at the UN this week for the General Assembly, we are keeping one eye on citizen journalists who are reporting on human rights and the impact of international policy from the ground. WITNESS September 24, 2013
Seeds of Justice: Sierra Leoneans Reflect on the Impact of their Special Court A new multimedia series draws on the voices of five Sierra Leoneans to discuss the impact of the court on their lives and the future of the country. WITNESS September 4, 2013
Street Art, Video and Social Change: Joel Bergner Visits WITNESS Joel Bergner is a nomadic street artist, educator and advocate for social action. He recently stopped by WITNESS to discuss street art and video advocacy as tools for social change. Sarah Stein Kerr August 29, 2013
This Week in Human Rights Video: Citizen Video Prompts Independent Investigations into Attacks in Syria and Colombia Citizen video from Syria documents the use of chemical weapons and the UN team arriving to investigate the attack. The campesino strike continues in Colombia and a new report documents cases of human rights abuses of strikers. WITNESS August 27, 2013
This Week in Human Rights Video: Muslim Groups Targeted in Sri Lanka and Ethiopia Also, opposition to political amnesty in Thailand, activists in Taiwan protest a new proposed nuclear plant and a civil rights activist in China speaks out. WITNESS August 12, 2013
A Zimbabwean Election Observer’s First Hand Account of the 2013 Vote An election observer witnesses a mostly peaceful process, but one rife with irregularities and frustrations for voters WITNESS August 9, 2013
This Week in Human Rights Video: Zimbabwe Election Results and Eviction of Bedouin Israelis Tune in this week for an update on WITNESS August 6, 2013
Comment Filmer les Manifestations: Une Guide Ces vidéos chacune adressent cinq points très importants à considerer, que ça soit en filmant une protestation, un ressemblement politique, ou bien un incident illustrant la brutalité de la police Jackie Zammuto July 25, 2013