In 2010, Burma held its first elections in 20 years. As part of its campaign to help free Burma's 2,100 political prisoners, Human Rights Watch created a giant installation at New York's Grand Central Station. Consisting of hundreds of prison cells, a closer look reveals that the cells bars are actually pens. Visitors could remove the pens to symbolically free the prisoners and then use the pen to sign a petition calling for the release of these innocent prisoners.
fuck What is this irritating sound there .. :l
RANO201 6 months ago
This is stupidity .. rave is not a real religion, it is one of the myths of human beings
Let the truth religion of Islam ...
e7sas0533 7 months ago
these type of stuff are useless: there are no pacific ways to free people in dictatorial countries.If you move war to Birmania (myanamar) you will be accused of violence, if you send letters through UN , etc. nothing will never happen. NorthCorea raises foreign currencies through casino located on the borders, close to CHina: whatever you do , without guns, dictators will not run away. My subjective opinion is this is the human being.
paoloborghesi1973 8 months ago
just... WOW
AbnormallySarcastic 8 months ago
Do u believe i post my messages on Thailand network more six years old . I lost job and don't have money. I want to get justice . I will post my message until I will Die or someone kill me.
I DON'T CARE
---------not spam-------------
Siam Commercial Bank (Thai Panich Bank) is not human right.
Please look at titaninthailand.webs.com or madeinthailand.forumco.com
In Thailand nobody help me and almost my messages and comments get deleted.
kruoaing 8 months ago
Powerful, engaging and memorable.
jackshilack 8 months ago
In an age of charity fatigue, this is a brilliant and inspiring solution to creating awareness of human rights violation in Burma. Also a model for those looking to create meaningful social media campaigns that call for interactive participation.. Well done to all concerned.
tricker736 8 months ago
Love It!
s4t1v4 8 months ago