“Half the Truth is Often a Great Lie”: Deep Fakes, Open Source Information, and International Criminal Law

The video opens with a man—now known to be Commander Al-Werfalli of the elite Libyan Special Forces team al Saiqa—throwing a quick glance over his shoulder as a black SUV rolls off camera. Cradling a gun, he saunters towards three men kneeling on a sidewalk, hands bound behind their backs, faces tur...

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Main Author: Alexa Koenig
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Language:English
Published: Cambridge University Press 2019-01-01
Series:AJIL Unbound
Online Access:https://www.cambridge.org/core/product/identifier/S2398772319000473/type/journal_article
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description The video opens with a man—now known to be Commander Al-Werfalli of the elite Libyan Special Forces team al Saiqa—throwing a quick glance over his shoulder as a black SUV rolls off camera. Cradling a gun, he saunters towards three men kneeling on a sidewalk, hands bound behind their backs, faces turned toward the wall. He raises the gun in his left hand. Without pausing, he walks methodically down the row, a bullet punctuating every other step. The men slump forward as they fall. Werfalli's first hint of emotion is visible only when he unloads multiple bullets into the final body.
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spelling doaj.art-4e93a8380d014c3b9ddb030aa473fade2023-03-09T12:27:08ZengCambridge University PressAJIL Unbound2398-77232019-01-0111325025510.1017/aju.2019.47“Half the Truth is Often a Great Lie”: Deep Fakes, Open Source Information, and International Criminal LawAlexa Koenig0Executive Director, Human Rights Center; Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley School of Law.The video opens with a man—now known to be Commander Al-Werfalli of the elite Libyan Special Forces team al Saiqa—throwing a quick glance over his shoulder as a black SUV rolls off camera. Cradling a gun, he saunters towards three men kneeling on a sidewalk, hands bound behind their backs, faces turned toward the wall. He raises the gun in his left hand. Without pausing, he walks methodically down the row, a bullet punctuating every other step. The men slump forward as they fall. Werfalli's first hint of emotion is visible only when he unloads multiple bullets into the final body.https://www.cambridge.org/core/product/identifier/S2398772319000473/type/journal_article
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