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- 1Gaza's Uncounted Dead and the Erasure of Memory▼The Weaponization of Rubble: Gaza’s Uncounted Dead and the Erasure of Memory
A new report examines how the destruction of buildings and records in Gaza has left many of the territory's dead uncounted, arguing that rubble is being used to erase both evidence of fatalities and collective memory of Palestinian life. It contends official casualty figures understate the true death toll and that the destruction of cemeteries, archives and homes compounds the loss. Commentators are debating the scale of unrecorded deaths and what this means for historical accountability.
- 2Darfur's Nine Thousand Unidentified Victims Highlight Sudan Crisis▼Sudan – Shala – Darfur: Nine Thousand Names We Do Not Know
An international press report draws attention to some nine thousand people killed in Shala, Darfur, whose names remain unknown, framing them as forgotten victims of Sudan's ongoing war. The piece underscores the scale of unrecorded deaths and the lack of accountability in the region, amid continued fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces.
- 3The Unrecorded marks ten years of Parks album●The Unrecorded's album Parks is ten years old this month. It's a record that took us years to make and I'd love for more
The band The Unrecorded is marking the tenth anniversary of its album Parks this month. The band says the record took years to make and is using the anniversary, and Bandcamp Friday, as an occasion to encourage more people to listen to it. The anniversary post invites listeners to revisit or discover the album.