Fig. 2. Korea “before-and-after” scene. Foreign Affairs Section, Government General of Chosen, ed. Thriving Chosen: A Survey of Twenty-five Years’ Administration (Seoul: Government-General of Chosen, 1935). More

Fig. 4. Duggleby, Luke, Mr. Prawien Bunnak was shot dead outside government buildings on 11 July 1995 in Wang Sa Pung town in Loei Province. He was the Secretary of the Farmers Assembly Agricultural Cooperative Federation and was leading a protest against the construction of a large quarry More

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Fig. 6. QIU Zhijie, The Dream: Yingquan District Government House, Fuyang, Anhui Province , 2007, © Qiu Zhijie. More

Figure 12: School in the upper Tinjar. Classes were held in the government building on the right, but the photographer asked students to carry the chairs and tables outside for the photograph. Lepo’ Luju, 1956. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum. More

Figure 18: Group picture: Long Buroi villagers and government officials on the way to the Usun Apau. In front, 3rd from left: Tom Harrisson. Lg. Buroi, , Tinjar, 1951. Photograph from the archive of the Sarawak Museum. All photographs © the Sarawak Museum, Kuching More

Fig. 2. Uncredited, from Impressions of Korea / Chōsen no inshō , 1938, Osaka: Railway Bureau of the Government-General of Korea. More

Guan Xiao-rong, The Yami Youth Association extends its anti–nuclear waste demonstration to Taipei, seat of the Taiwanese government , © Guan Xiao-rong, courtesy the artist. More

Figure 6. Members of Kibbutz Amir going to work in the papyrus thicket of the Hula Swamps. Zoltan Kluger, 1940. Courtesy of the National Photo Collection of Israel, Photography Department, Government Press Office. More

Figure 10. Facebook post on Benny Wenda's public page ( https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10159947839488484&id=153680463483 ). Wenda is interim president of the United Liberation Movement for West Papua Provisional Government (in exile). More

Figure 5. Members of Kibbutz Hulata coming to shore with their fishing boat after a night's fishing on Lake Hula. Zoltan Kluger, 1942. Courtesy of the National Photo Collection of Israel, Photography Department, Government Press Office. More

Figure 11. Zoltan Kluger, “A friendly chat between Jewish settlers from Zichron Ya'acov and Arab neighbors at the Arab village of Subrin,” 1940. Courtesy of Courtesy of the National Photo Collection of Israel, Photography Department, Government Press Office. More

Figure 10. Members of the Jewish Settlement Police during a field lesson with a machine gun at the Kfar Yeladim training base in the Jezreel Valley. Zoltan Kluger, 1942. Courtesy of the National Photo Collection of Israel, Photography Department, Government Press Office. More

Fig. 1. From: Watson, J. Forbes, John William Kaye, and Meadows Taylor. The People of India: A Series of Photographic Illustrations, with Descriptive Letterpress, of the Races and Tribes of Hindustan : Originally Prepared Under the Authority of the Government of India, and Reproduced by Order More

to the very government that ordered the police to raid them. Courtesy the artist and Asia Motion. More

government. My dad’s boss’s son-in-law who was a military doctor and also our family physician was also killed instantly... so maybe this was part of their rationale when they took the photographs with them. In time we started to realise these images would identify us, so we buried them in the village. I More