Tools for securely documenting human rights violations: Revision history

21 May 2024

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1 May 2023

• curprev 17:4417:44, 1 May 2023‎ Kristin1 talk contribs‎ 3,623 bytes +3,623‎ Created page with "== Uwazi == Uwazi is a web-based tool designed for managing your data in one easy-to-search place. This open-source database application allows you to capture, organise and make sense of a set of facts, observations, testimonies, research, documents and more. The entries in an Uwazi database can be made publicly available, completely private or somewhere in between. Different file types? Don’t worry—Uwazi accepts many formats, including pieces of text, PDFs, word pro..." Tag: Visual edit