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What is an evidence collection mechanism?
An evidence collection mechanism is a system set up to gather and preserve proof of serious crimes, like those happening in Myanmar. The UK has contributed £900,000 to one such mechanism. This evidence can then be used in future legal proceedings to hold those responsible for human rights abuses accountable.
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