ADDITIONAL RESOURCES If you would like to learn more about the law and linkage evidence here are several in-depth training resources that will take you beyond the basic principles: Modes of Liability: Commission & Participation, International Criminal Law and Practice, can be downloaded at: http://bit.ly/Module9_ModesLiability Modes of Liability: Superior Responsibility, International Criminal Law and Practice at: http://bit.ly/Module10_SuperiorCommand Public International Law & Policy Group, Documenting Human Rights Violations: A Handbook for Untrained First Respondents (forthcoming, November, 2015) http://publicinternationallawandpolicygroup.org/ To download all of the training materials on international criminal law and practice published by the International Criminal Law Services’ (ICLS’) War Crime Project go to: http://wcjp.unicri.it/deliverables/training_icl.php Another good resource is the Crimes of War Education Project at: www.crimesofwar.org/category/a-z-guide/term/ Special Thanks Special thanks to the Commission of International Justice and Accountability and to Alex Whiting, Professor of Practice at Harvard Law School for their insights on this section. 133 VIDEO AS EVIDENCE: PROVING RESPONSIBILITY V 1.0 FILMING Understanding how to hold perpetrators accountable for crimes is complex. As a documenter, it’s important to understand that you can support the case by capturing video that provides clues linking remote high-level perpetrators to crimes on the ground, and sharing those clues with professional investigators, analysts and lawyers.