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Exhibition: ‘Human Rights Human Wrongs’

“A picture is worth a thousand words“, as we have often heard, was clearly presented by ‘Human Rights Human Wrongs‘, the current exhibition at The Photographers’ Gallery in London. This excerpt ...

by Bryony Cottam

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The Destiny Of A Nation: An infographic on 9/11

Today marks the 11th anniversary of 9/11. There is no doubt the United States is indebted to our active duty military, veterans and their families for the tremendous sacrifices they’ve made (and continue to make) on our beha...

by Mike Myatt

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Obscure realities of “comfort women” of the Japanese Imperial Army

During World War II allegedly 200,000 women and girls were coerced into sexual slavery in the military brothels or “comfort stations” of the Japanese Imperial Army. Euphemistically called “comfort women”, these girls we...

by Sohini Chatterjee

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Exhibition: ‘Human Rights Human Wrongs’

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Obscure realities of “comfort women” of the Japanese Imperial Army

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