humanrights

Project Lockdown (an initiative from The IO Foundation) is a civic tech, interactive platform providing an overview of the state of Human and Digital Rights around the globe. It evaluates policies obtained from official sources that may impact their observance. It provides, among other tools, a layered map interface that allows for a visual representation of the policies adopted, assisting a broad range of stakeholders in understanding the global state of their Rights. This empowers them to become active agents of global change.

This repository contains the work I've done in my second year along with some study materials which I had collected.

A dataset on unclassified training activities for non-US security forces arranged and funded by the United States Department of State and Department of Defence between 2001 and 2021. Sources, scraping, cleaning and publishing toolset included. Search and explore the data at: https://trainingdata.securityforcemonitor.org

A decentralized app for initiating p2p peacemaking interaction. Deployed to Görli testnet @ Ethereum blockchain

AsylumAdvice – Easy Access to Legal Advice

Development of a starter dataset for Security Force Monitor NLP projects

Experimental NLP system to extract knowldge graph of security force units, personnel, and their ranks from text sources.

The truth about human rights abuses in Xinjiang

Here you can see my projects based on different fields and ideas.

Documenting Poland - submission platform (web-app) to enable easy documentation and visualization of continued overreach of Polish government and its attacks on civil liberties.

A mock-up of an exhibit catalog using HTML, CSS and Bootstrap. The website is in progress and does not show complete exhibit data.