A selection of images from the forthcoming issue of Toilet Paper, Maurizio and Pierpaolo's insane biannual publication, which they tell us will be out in the States "around September".
Lest anyone miss the joke, a stack of November 2011 issues of Toilet Paper was positioned next to a pyramid of actual toilet paper.
While city officials have yet to choose which new toilets to bring to New York, they are bound to encounter some of the same issues of toilet etiquette.
It was observed, for example, that the issue of adequacy of toilet holes associated with availability of water and sanitation facilities stood out to be a critical factor, which affected girls more than boys and had adverse implications on girls' participation in learning.
He also said the issues of public toilets were not just crime or aesthetics.
Asides from the issue of sanitation, the toilet area was poorly lit and women felt afraid and unsafe going there at night, with reports of intimidation and fights.
One of the members of the village health committee aptly said: When a cholera outbreak occurs our committee works in close collaboration with the village government in making sure that the rules regulating issues like the use of toilets are followed.
The chair of governors, Ann Tonkin, has also been vocal about the issue, saying that there were "plenty" of toilets available for children.
