Mass Graves on Google Maps

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A German federal police officer explained to the judges in Koblenz what he learned after collecting and analyzing satellite imagery from a stretch of land northeast of Damascus. For regular updates, follow us on Twitter @Branch_251Hannah on TwitterHuman Rights Watch report "We've Never Seen Such Horror"ECCHR trial reportsSyria Justice and Accountability Centre's monitoring of the trialToday's episode was made possible with the kind support of the organization UMAM Documentation & Research. As part of UMAM's work on carceral and detention issues, their team just recently launched a new website for their project MENA Prison Forum. You can find a multimedia approach to the phenomenon of detention in the MENA region there: blogs, films, literature, audio and more. Check it out at menaprisonforum.org. Logo design by laurenshebly.nl -- Photo by James Lawler Duggan/AFP/Getty Images.Music by Kevin McLeod, and Gra Landsby via Blue Dot Sessions

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