With the advancement of the digital world and the development of open-source research tools (available online), every post, tweet, or image shared on social media can be a key to uncovering the truth about human rights violations.In this podcast, we discuss the concept of citizen journalism and how social media platforms have become "spontaneous" archives documenting current events. We will discuss a central question: How can you use your digital platforms to support human rights issues?Four women from the Yemeni Archive team joined this conversation and shared their experiences conducting open-source investigations based on these contributions and the goals they hope to achieve through these efforts.This podcast was written, prepared, and presented by Rana Shaito, with participation from the Yemeni Archive, and moderated by Salim Salama.This podcast was produced as part of a training program organized by Awan and supported by International Media Support.&nbsp;<div class="raw-html-embed"><audio controls="">
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