CLEAN : Bellingcat documents "more than 3,000 cases of civilian harm" in Ukraine (Grosev)

The video discusses the speaker's background in global investigations, focusing on Russia, Syria, and Libya. It highlights the organization's funding sources, including the Dutch lottery, and their decision to avoid American government funding. The speaker addresses threats received due to their work, particularly from Russia, and the safety concerns for journalists. The investigative process involves verifying cases of civilian harm and collaborating with international bodies for justice and accountability in war crimes, especially in Ukraine.

What was the primary focus of the speaker's investigations in various countries?

• Technological advancements

• Regimes and war crimes

• Economic policies

• Environmental issues

Why does the speaker emphasize the importance of questions over speeches?

• Questions reveal deeper insights

• Speeches are too long

• Speeches are outdated

• Questions are more engaging

What is the main reason the speaker's investigations focus on Russia?

• Russia's economic growth

• Russia's involvement in global crimes

• Russia's cultural influence

• Russia's technological advancements

How does the speaker ensure their investigations remain unbiased?

• By refusing American government funding

• By collaborating with Russian agencies

• By accepting funding from all sources

• By focusing only on Russia

What type of threats does the speaker mention receiving?

• Environmental threats

• Legal threats

• Anonymous threats

• Financial threats

What is the role of the justice and accountability team mentioned by the speaker?

• To create media content

• To gather and archive evidence of civilian harm

• To provide legal advice

• To fund investigations

How does the speaker's team contribute to international law enforcement?

• By sharing raw data and evidence

• By providing financial support

• By creating international policies

• By training law enforcement officers