Uses Ukraine's Maidan to illustrate its point. Here's a taster:
In the years that have followed, researchers and prosecutors have spent months reconstructing the events from thousands of hours of video footage, thanks to the numerous professional and citizen journalists who documented the shooting. Ukrainian judges are still yet to announce their final verdict on the protesters’ deaths, but evidence accepted by the court includes footage taken by security cameras outside Ukraine’s National Bank, which shows Berkut gunmen aiming and firing their rifles during the moments leading to the victims’ deaths. Online, however, competing websites and social media accounts continue to breed their own slew of conspiracy theories.
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Corrupt Ukrainian officials and private U.S. citizens had much to do with getting the former ambassador to Ukraine removed from her post, according to congressional testimony provided by George Kent, the deputy assistant secretary of state in charge of European and Eurasian affairs.