That the World May Know: Bearing Witness to Atrocity
by James Dawes
Examines how testimony and documentation shape responses to mass atrocity, exploring the ethical challenges of bearing witness to human rights violations and their aftermath.
About This Book
This book examines the role of bearing witness in the aftermath of large-scale violence and human rights violations.
It considers how testimony shapes public understanding and influences legal and moral responses to atrocity.
The work draws on real-world examples to discuss the challenges and significance of documenting suffering.
Readers will gain insight into the ethical and practical dimensions of representing trauma and injustice.
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