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El Uso de Video en Movimentos Sociales / Para Derechos Humanos
- 1. El Video en los MoviementosSociales Unaperspectiva de WITNESS www.witness.org
- 2. “Video Advocacy” ‘video para la incidencia en los derechoshumanos’ = Usandovideo por un objectivo; ≠ Sobreunatema
- 3. Enfocamos en: Empoderamientoy Ser contrapartes Audiencias SoluciónesyEspacioparaacción Seguridadyprotección
- 14. Burma Photo from Jetalone on Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/jetalone/5397381670/
- 16. Periodistasciudadanos Mohammed Nabbous en Libya http://blog.witness.org/2011/03/the-video4change-community-honors-mohammed-nabbous/
- 18. Prepararyplanificar La serieestadisponible: http://blog.witness.org/training-resources/videos-how-to-create-video-for-change/
- 19. App paramóviles Se oculta la caracuandoestafilmando, en el momento Masinformación: http://blog.witness.org/2011/03/ssc/
- 20. Másinformación: www.witness.org http://blog.witness.org @witnessorgy Matisse Bustos Hawkes: @matissebh
Notas del editor
- WITNESS practices “video advocacy” – the use of video to promote and protect human rights. We define this as using video for an objective or goal, not about an issue.
- This presentation will focus mostly on an increase in attention to safety and security as video becomes more and more ubiquitous and is used by a wide range of activists, both seasoned and those who find themselves at the front lines of events as they unfold.
- A still from footage shot by George Holliday – of Rodney King being beaten by Los Angeles Police Department officers - on an early model of a consumer video camera in 1991. The footage catalyzed a new generation of ‘citizen journalism.’ One year later, in 1992, WITNESS was founded- by musician and activist Peter Gabriel and others. More information here: http://www.witness.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=26&Itemid=78
- Ubiquity of technology (cheap cameras, mobile phones) has led to an increase in media production. Combined with lower barriers to entry for distribution (e.g. via YouTube).
- Images taken by protestors during Burma’s 2007 “Saffron Revolution” were later used by SPDC officials and police to identify some protestors leading to their arrest and imprisonment.
- 2009 Iran – while people were twittering and changing theirFacebookicons green, Iranian intelligence and security forces was using it’s web site to crowd source the identities of protestors.http://globalvoicesonline.org/2009/06/27/iranian-officials-crowd-source-protester-identities-online/