BROADCAST AND ARCHIVE: HUMAN RIGHTS DOCUMENTATION IN THE EARLY DIGITAL AGE

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management International Law and Human Rights Digital Humanities and Scholarship

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Human rights documentation is undergoing a transition from paper to digital formats. The paper traces recent progress, identifies barriers to be overcome and lays out some advantages to a virtural netword of documents to parallel the human networks that characterize human rights work.

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1999The Zapatista Social Netwar in Mexico 1998The Developing Jurisprudence on Amnesty 1996Information Technology and Human Rights 1999Through the Net to freedom: information, the Internet and human rights 1996Archiving human rights: A paradigm for collection development

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