These are the robes of a prosecutor in the war crimes tribunals held in the Hague in the aftermath of the Yugoslavian civil war.
In her role as chief prosecutor, Louise Arbour was relentless in her pursuit of justice, and in dealing with men who had chosen to commit atrocities.
Canada enjoys a good reputation in the world, from decades of being ourselves.
Displayed together is a backpack and passport belonging to one of us. Sean Mannion is one of many Canadians who have traveled the world, and encountered the well wishes of others. That maple leaf on a backpack speaks for itself.
It was time to get going. I always take a shot of the roof of St. Onuphrius.
The path is lined with large scale photographs of life across Canada. Some are location specific, but many are universal for Canadians. Put simply- this is who we are.
Fascinating series.
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DeleteAmazing, Great series of photos.
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DeleteGreat snaps
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DeleteIt was another fascinating tour, William.
ReplyDeleteA pleasure to show.
DeleteLouise Arbour is one Canadian we can all admire.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely.
DeleteGreat series and exhibit tour. Take care, have a great day!
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Delete...sadly, our reputation in the world is tarnished.
ReplyDeleteIt will take many years to repair.
DeleteLoved the roof shot!
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DeleteThis has been a fine series, William.
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DeleteAwesome large scale photos ~ thanks,
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DeleteGreat series, William.
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DeleteI like your shot of the roof of St. Onuphrius.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Me too.
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