UDHR 60th Anniversary: Violeta Krasnic 2 (in English & Serbian)
By: Violeta Krasnic
Posted: Dec 8 08
Witnessed: 1105 times
Regions: Russia
Issues: Armed conflict, Humanitarian, Mass killings
Tags: chechnya, Crying Sun, human rights, images, memorial, Missing Lives, udhr60, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, war
For 16 years, WITNESS has harnessed the power of video to advance human rights. In honor of the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10th, we're asking our friends and partners to answer the following question:
What image opened your eyes to human rights?
Was it an image or video that gave you hope, or did it show you how much further we needed to go and inspire you to take action?
In this video, WITNESS' Violeta Krasnic, Program Coordinator for Europe and the Former Soviet Union, talks about an image from Chechyna that made a lasting impression on her.
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