ABSTRACT
A Buddhist monk self-immolates on a crowded street in Saigon. A solitary Chinese man calmly stands before the muzzle of a tank near Tiananmen Square. A father and son crouch behind a rusting barrel in Gaza seconds before they both are killed. A hooded individual stands precariously on a cardboard box inside Abu Ghraib prison, his arms extended with wires attached to his hands.
