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Special Adviser for Remote Sensing at Amnesty International.
Micah Farfour is the Special Adviser for Remote Sensing with Amnesty International's Evidence Lab, where she leads geospatial and satellite imagery analysis in support of human rights investigations. With over ten years of experience in open-source investigations, she specializes in the use of earth observation data, geospatial analytics, and multi-source data integration to document and verify human rights abuses.
Two teams and a hot button issue. Who gets to decide who sees the world? Should we be restricting imagery as much as we are today? When does national security stop being justification enough? What are the costs of imagery holdbacks when it comes to truth and transparency and humanitarian aid, as well as peace and security?
