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|In devising these descriptions and selecting and formulating the descriptors for our archive, we should rely on the widely accepted and used archival standards and instruments that can assist us in this process. The recommended standard for archival description is “[https://www.ica.org/sites/default/files/HRG_2012_toolkit_ISAD-G_EN.pdf '''ISAD(G)'''],” developed by the International Council on Archives ([https://www.ica.org/online-resource-centre-2/ '''ICA''']), which also has its application devised specifically for human rights archives. Other relevant standards could be used.
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Standard alert!
In devising these descriptions and selecting and formulating the descriptors for our archive, we should rely on the widely accepted and used archival standards and instruments that can assist us in this process. The recommended standard for archival description is “ISAD(G),” developed by the International Council on Archives (ICA), which also has its application devised specifically for human rights archives. Other relevant standards could be used.

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-|In devising these descriptions and selecting and formulating the descriptors for our archive, we should rely on the widely accepted and used archival standards and instruments that can assist us in this process. The recommended standard for archival description is “ISAD(G),” developed by the International Council on Archives (ICA), which also has its application devised specifically for human rights archives. Other relevant standards could be used.
+|In devising these descriptions and selecting and formulating the descriptors for our archive, we should rely on the widely accepted and used archival standards and instruments that can assist us in this process. The recommended standard for archival description is “[https://www.ica.org/sites/default/files/HRG_2012_toolkit_ISAD-G_EN.pdf '''ISAD(G)'''],” developed by the International Council on Archives ([https://www.ica.org/online-resource-centre-2/ '''ICA''']), which also has its application devised specifically for human rights archives. Other relevant standards could be used.
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