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    HOW UKRAINE IS CROWDSOURCING DIGITAL EVIDENCE OF WAR CRIMES

    Apr 30, 2022 3 minutes
    BY VERA BERGENGRUEN

    T ALL LOOKS LIKE A GAME AT FIRST. VERIFIED USERS OF Ukraine’s government mobile app are greeted with icons of military helmets and targets. An automated prompt helps you report Russian troop movements in your area, and rewards you with a flexed-arm emoji. “Remember,” the message says. “Each of your shots in this bot means one less enemy.” Another option on the menu, denoted by a droplet of blood, prompts Ukrainians to report and submit footage of war crimes in

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