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This volume delves into the new discipline of visual investigations, where architecture intersects with advocacy, journalism, and law in the pursuit of justice and accountability. It presents insights into the current discourse and tools within the field, illustrated by an in-depth analysis of international research. Eight experts from the fields of digital and spatial analysis, human rights, legal studies, investigative journalism, and forensic analysis offer critical discourse on the topic through essays and interviews. Also, details of seven case studies are presented in diverse formats, including maps, films, models, and interactive platforms used to expose human rights violations.