How digital evidence preserves the truth about war crimes | Anastasiia Liulina | TEDxBroerstraat

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In February 2022, Anastasiia’s hometown, Bucha, Ukraine, was occupied by the Russian army, forcing her and her family to evacuate. As evidence of mass killings emerged, she recognized the names and faces of victims - people she knew. The house she had lived in was looted by soldiers. Determined to ensure these crimes would not be erased or denied, she joined an organization documenting atrocities. This experience shaped her academic path and led her to focus her master’s and PhD research on open-source investigations and digital evidence of international crimes. Anastasiia Liulina is a PhD candidate from Ukraine, conducting research and teaching at the University of Groningen. Her work focuses on the use of open-source digital evidence in the investigation and prosecution of international crimes, with particular attention to fair trial guarantees. She has conducted OSINT investigations with the International Partnership for Human Rights and has published in the International Criminal

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