The events standard in practice In order to show the kind of results that we can get with this model, here we present some examples based on the standard: Death Penalty Database, by Justice Project Pakistan (https://data.jpp.org.pk/en) This database includes details as the number of prisoners on death row in Pakistan, the number of executions, trial details of the prisoners and other information regarding the death penalty in the country. It allows to filter prisoners according to certain attributes such as gender, age at the time of the alleged crime or history of mental illness, to show empirical evidence on how Pakistan uses the death penalty. Cartography of of violence against female journalists in Mexico, by CIMAC (Comunicación e Información de la Mujer Asociación Civil) (https://cartografiacimac.uwazi.io/es/library/map) The database includes information about gender based violence suffered by female journalists in Mexico. Regarding the event, it records different types of violations that you can filter by time or place. You can also filter by characteristics of the victim and the aggressor. Freedom of Religion or Belief in North Korea database, by Korea Future Initiative (https://koreafuture.uwazi.io/) This database allows users to access and organise evidence of religious freedom violations in North Korea. The database contains relational information that links the victims and the violations to the responsible perpetrators, locations, and organisations. 11