Filming for human rights can be dangerous. It can put you, the people you are filming and the communities you are filming in at risk. Carefully assess the risks before you press “record.” INTRODUCTION

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Date: 2016-02-04 17:27:36 Law Criminal law Government Epistemology Hema people Thomas Lubanga Dyilo Criminal procedure International Criminal Court Witness Military use of children Evidence Miscarriage of justice		Filming for human rights can be dangerous. It can put you, the people you are filming and the communities you are filming in at risk. Carefully assess the risks before you press “record.” INTRODUCTION Add to Reading List Source URL: librarywebfiles.s3.amazonaws.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 450,93 KB Share Document on Facebook

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