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Senior Analyst at International Crisis Group.
Chris Newton is a senior early warning analyst covering resources, infrastructure, and conflict at the International Crisis Group. His recent work there has covered the strait of Hormuz, weaponised starvation in Gaza, and US humanitarian policy. He previously worked in the humanitarian sector on famine early warning, including with the World Food Programme, FAO, and other organisations. He is a Visiting Fellow at the Feinstein International Center at Tufts University.
From courtroom evidence to service delivery for conflict-affected communities, the full range of what satellite imagery can bear witness to. A single image can testify to an atrocity, a displacement, a community's existence and need for services when no one else is looking. Expect a candid look at what it actually takes for imagery to hold up as credible evidence once it leaves the analyst's screen.
