Looking at Life After Conflict Through the Work of the International Criminal Court

For 20 years, the International Criminal Court has been meeting with survivors of conflict, their families, and their communities to hear the stories of the worst crimes. Photographers Rena Effendi, Pete Muller, and Finbarr O’Reilly bring their work documenting some of the stories as witnessed by outreach staff in 5 countries to an exhibition at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York City. A special chapter on the Democratic Republic of the Congo is also part of the exhibition.

Didier, comic book artist. Central African Republic. "As the civil war broke out, Didier witnessed many scenes of violence around Bangui. He began to record the events in comic books. Didier produced two volumes of The Tempest of Bangui, which docu...

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