On November 25, International Day to End Violence Against Women, we review the plight of Reina Mae Nasino and her late daughter as well as the vulnerabilities of women and their children in prisons amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Register for the webinar here: https://t.co/tACZAeFI1I

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Today's theme is prisons &
incarceration.

This is 'Roman Charity: Cimon and Pero' by Dirck van Baburen,1623. The subject of Cimon, condemned to starve in prison, being breast-fed by his daughter Pero was a favourite with artist and patrons in the 17th century.

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The Prison Corner of Peck Lane, Birmingham by Samuel Lines Snr, 1820-1830. Both the prison and Peck Lane have disappeared from Birmingham.

theme today is Prisons & Incarceration. This one is perfect for you !

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Quand l'art sauve un innocent dans une des pires prisons de la dictature au des années 70, Vann Nath : Le peintre des Khmers rouges https://t.co/xIYI6Mp7Kd
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Sketch (including homemade iron gall ink).Via
Today We to remember the thousands of detainees in the regime's prisons as we will not forget them.We hear their cries, we agonize for them and we will continue to demand their freedom.

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WATCH: In 2020 we have spoken to 470 young people detained in Israeli prisons when they were children. This is some what they told us of their inhumane treatment.

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Always there comes an hour when one is weary of prisons, of one's work and of devotion to duty, and all one craves for is a loved face, the warm and the wonder of a loving hand. (Camus) i❤️reading

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Now is the time, people! Gorge yourself on supernatural thriller goodness. Desperate criminals. Magical gangsters. Terrible demons. Wizard prisons! Action! Drama! Sorcery!

https://t.co/zvcfrGdvSA

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Prisoners at TEDC are on a hunger strike. Take action to support now! Join the phone and email zap every day until the jail meets their demands.

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Some familiar looking Bloodborne concept art side-by-side with one of Gustave Doré's London riverside streets + Piranesi's Imaginary Prisons. All feels very narrow and oppressive - the streets leaning in on you - as well lofty, various things dangling down & the sky blocked out.

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Angelenos: Join us tomorrow for a state wide day of action to from ICE detention centers and prisons! We’ll be at Adelanto with the coalition.

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Tomorrow, join us for a statewide day of action to demand Governor Gavin Newsom & local actors from juvenile hall & jails, prisons, & immigration detention. FB Live at 10 am, 10:25 am on IG. Get involved: https://t.co/ocZOPdDWUt

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Sketch.
Inspired by Goya’s “Disasters of War” (left). Survivors of prisons often describe guards forcing detainees to watch while they torture a loved one to coerce a confession.

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Rackets is believed to have been invented in the 18th-century debtors' prisons. It is mentioned in the Pickwick Papers, in which Mr Pickwick watches it being played in the Fleet debtors' prison.

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Years of subjugation have led to this. When we finally break from our iron prisons and stone walls. And take back what was ours from the overlord of the Goetic Realm and all his seeing eyes.

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The Prisons: An Arched Chamber with Posts and Chains, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, 1745-1750 https://t.co/SkBeyfEAq0

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Giovanni Battista Piransei was an Italian artist best known for his etchings of imaginary prisons. He loved to exaggerate scale, manipulate perspective, and use multiple vanishing points. Complex and sinister, they have inspired many artists and authors.

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