Investigators depend on photos and videos posted online from war zones. But takedowns by Facebook and YouTube are putting the war crimes prosecutions of the future at risk.
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The Histories Of Today's Wars Are Being Written On Facebook And YouTube. But What Happens When They Get Taken Down? Megha Rajagopalan
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