'Human Wrongs' starts out with a quotation from Nelson Mandela, himself imprisoned for many years: 'It is said that no one truly knows a nation until one has been inside its jails. A nation should not be judged by how it treats its highest citizens, but its lowest ones.'
"The photographs, without captions, paint an ugly picture of where we are today. To even dare to argue that these are criminals (and many, I have to repeat, have not even been convicted) and therefore undeserving of better treatment, reflects how we are losing our humanity."
- From "Human Wrongs" by UP Diliman Chancellor Michael L. Tan
"The photographs, without captions, paint an ugly picture of where we are today. To even dare to argue that these are criminals (and many, I have to repeat, have not even been convicted) and therefore undeserving of better treatment, reflects how we are losing our humanity."
- From "Human Wrongs" by UP Diliman Chancellor Michael L. Tan