DeepSpace Proof of Concept

DeepSpace: An Island of Truth in a Sea of Misinformation

The Digital Preservation of Authentic Content (First Draft) A content repository for communities that provide access to a variet of preservation-worthy collections, articles and media.

DeepSpace is:

  • Secure, searchable and curated.
  • Archival standards based (Dublin Core Metadata Scheme).
  • A community based initiative organised by communities of interest and practice.

NB. This repository subscribes to an Ahli-Sunni wal Jama'ah worldview. All contributors are vetted according to the DeepSpace Organisational Policies and Guidelines

Photo by @inspiredimages

Communities in DSpace

Select a community to browse its collections.

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  • Demo  
    This demo is intended to illustrate the basic capabilities of the system and the content descriptions is just off the cuff quick and dirty effort to populate some of the fields. In practice, it is envisaged that content and the descriptors will be carefully selected, verified as far as possible and shared as a usefull resource. An item should not be uploaded simply because it is being pushed by social media algorithms. There should at least be some attempt at verification, quality control and relevance applied.
  • Genocide  
    This topic will be dedicated to evidences of slaughters, massacres and genocides of muslim populations. Due to the sensitive nature of the topic, it is imperative that content is well documented, researched and verified to the maximum extent possible. It is intended to serve as a reminder and awarning for future generations. There may be sensitive content.
  • Islamic  
    Authentic Islamic content of relevance, historic, edicational and enduring value to the Sunni muslim society of South Africa in particular would be preserved in this space. Further levels of categorisation will be expanded in future.
  • Issue Watch  
    Issues of relevance (especially current and future) can be listed and maintained under this banner. Again, while special focus will be on South Africa Issues, some International issues may also be logged here for visibility and linkages to local issues.
  • Journalists  
    Original content by volunteer journalists and appropriate investigstive works will be welcome to find a home here.

Recent Submissions

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    Cape Independence
    (tiktok, 2026-04-11) Unknown
    There are some political parties working towards an independent Western Cape Government, in direct violation of the South African constitution.
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    prah deleted episode
    (tiktok, 2026-04-11) oprah
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    US Funded most Terror Organisations
    (TikTok, 2026-04-11) Unknown
    US funded organisations
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    UN reportback by Medical Officer
    (TikTok, 2024-11-26) Dr Tanya Haj-Hassan
    Emotional Report back to the UN by a US Medical Officer describing what she saw and experienced firsthand of the genocide in Gaza.
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    Palestine Genocide Report
    (Amnesty International, 2025-12-05) Various
    On 7 October 2023, Israel embarked on a military offensive on the occupied Gaza Strip (Gaza) of unprecedented magnitude, scale and duration. Since then, it has carried out relentless aerial and ground attacks, many of them with large explosive weapons, which have caused massive damage and flattened entire neighbourhoods and cities across Gaza, along with their life-supporting infrastructure, agricultural land, and cultural and religious sites and symbols deeply engrained in Palestinians’ collective memory. Israel’s military offensive has killed and seriously injured tens of thousands of Palestinians, including thousands of children, many of them in direct or indiscriminate attacks, often wiping out entire multigenerational families. Israel has forcibly displaced 90% of Gaza’s 2.2 million inhabitants, many of them multiple times, into ever-shrinking, ever-changing pockets of land that lacked basic infrastructure, forcing people to live in conditions that exposed them to a slow and calculated death. It has deliberately obstructed or denied the import and delivery of life-saving goods and humanitarian aid. It has restricted power supplies that, together with damage and destruction, led to the collapse of the water, sanitation and healthcare systems. It has subjected hundreds, if not thousands, of Palestinians from Gaza to incommunicado detention and acts of torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment that had apparently resulted in at least 53 deaths by August 2024. The unlawful acts inflicted on Palestinians simultaneously, for months without respite, have had a profound, cumulative impact on the mental and physical health of Gaza’s entire population: those who survived ‘YOU FEEL LIKE YOU ARE SUBHUMAN’ ISRAEL’S GENOCIDE AGAINST PALESTINIANS IN GAZA Amnesty International 13 were left weakened, hungry or traumatized, with likely permanent effects on their mental and physical health. Such is the treatment that Israel has inflicted upon Palestinians in Gaza in retaliation for the Hamas-led attacks on southern Israel on 7 October 2023. Early that morning, Hamas fighters indiscriminately fired a barrage of rockets into Israel and, joined by fighters from other Palestinian armed groups, breached the border fence that surrounds Gaza. Hamas and other armed groups attacked civilian and military targets, carrying out deliberate mass killings, summary killings and other abuses, causing suffering and physical injuries. They destroyed civilian property by burning houses, making them uninhabitable and causing the internal displacement of civilians. They abducted 223 civilians, Israeli and foreigners, including children, and captured 27 Israeli soldiers. Some of their actions constituted war crimes under international law. With approximately 1,200 people killed, over 800 of them civilians, including at least 36 children, these were the deadliest single-day attacks in Israel’s history. Amnesty International’s detailed findings about the crimes perpetrated by Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups in the context of their attacks on Israel on 7 October 2023 are the focus of a forthcoming publication. This report focuses on the Israeli authorities’ policies and actions in Gaza as part of the military offensive they launched in the wake of the Hamas-led attacks on 7 October 2023 while situating them within the broader context of Israel’s unlawful occupation, and system of apartheid against Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and Israel. It assesses allegations of violations and crimes under international law by Israel in Gaza within the framework of genocide under international law, concluding that there is sufficient evidence to believe that Israel’s conduct in Gaza following 7 October 2023 amounts to genocide.