David R. Hawk Cambodia Witness Exhibit / Curated by Joan Libby for Amnesty International (USA), 1981-1987

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David R. Hawk Cambodia Witness Exhibit / Curated by Joan Libby for Amnesty International (USA), 1981-1987

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The collection includes 52 photographs and a map that were part of the Cambodia Witness Exhibit (1983). It also includes the exhibit brochure, catalog list, and a file on the exhibit from its coordinator, Joan Libby. The photographs were taken by David Hawk during two trips to Cambodia in March 1981 and April 1982. The exhibit includes images of the prison at Tuol Sleng, prisoners (from existing files), survivors, mass graves, and the destruction of temples and churches.

1 Linear Foot (52 Photographs, 1 Map, and 2 Files in 3 Oversized Boxes; Text Panels in 1 Oversized Box)

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Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Columbia University. Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Amnesty international USA

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David R. Hawk

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BIOGHIST REQUIRED Amnesty International (AI), a non-governmental organization (NGO), was founded in 1961 to campaign for internationally recognized human rights. In its early years, the main focus of AI's campaigns was to free prisoners of conscience. Within a short time, its mandate expanded to include campaigning for prompt and fair trails for all political prisoners, to end extrajudicial executions and disappearances, and to abolish the death penalty, torture and other cruel trea...

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