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Viewing articles tagged 'evidence'
Viewing articles tagged 'evidence'
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How to document an incident
A report that a human rights body can act on looks different from a report that something terrible happened. This page sets out what makes the difference, what each UN mechanism asks for, how to keep photographs and files so that they prove something, and what writing it down can cost a person in Vietnam today. Read Reporting safely first.
Reporting an incident to DCHO
How to bring something to us, what we do with it, where it can go, and what we will and will not do. It is written for a family or a witness who has decided to tell someone outside what happened. If you are inside the Central Highlands, read Reporting safely before you do anything on this page.
What we do not know
Every page in this library carries its sources and says where it is thin. This page gathers those places in one list: the figures nobody has been able to settle, the years we have almost nothing on, the documents we know exist and have never seen, the names we are missing, and the places where our sources disagree. It is kept deliberately, becau...
Sources and method
How this library is built, what it is made of, what it does with its sources, and the rules it holds itself to. If you intend to use anything here in a submission, a filing, a court case or an article, this page tells you what you are relying on and how far it can be pushed.
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