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<p>Guatemalan visual artist Ixmucané Aguilar joins Wolfgang Kaleck, ECCHR general secretary, to discuss her documentary photography practice &nbsp;exploring the enduring effects of German colonialism in Namibia and the genocide against the Herero and Nama. The conversation addresses the &nbsp;fragility of photography as a medium, the risk the photographer runs of imposing their values upon their subject, the importance of collective &nbsp;evidence and recognizing the many nuances of truth. For the interactive experience visit: <a href="https://explore.ecchr.eu/">explore.ecchr.eu</a></p>

On artistic and human rights interventions with Christina Varvia and Wolfgang Kaleck

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