Photographs by Danny Lyon, who worked for the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, showed a group of young girls, some not yet teenagers, imprisoned incommunicado in a primitive rural stockade after they were arrested during a demonstration in Americus, Ga.
The average student is younger, less biased, more curious, and more critical than other members of society are; they are also not yet so imprisoned by status-oriented professional or financial interests.
Jan Versweyveld's exquisitely lit design offers an almost bare, yet strangely imprisoning space with a black aperture at the rear suggesting a terrifying darkness to match Eddie's "eyes like tunnels".
Iran imprisoned yet another American, Siamak Namazi, in October, and in December yet another, Matthew Trevithick.
The Press Court then closed the last important progressive newspaper, Bahar, and imprisoned yet more journalists.
Yet Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned PKK leader, has warned that peace talks with the Turkish government would end if the jihadists were allowed to prevail.
Yet San nomads imprisoned in 19th-century Cape Town as "vagrants" said they did paintings like this while in a religious trance.
"If anyone doubts the Holocaust happened, they are imprisoned, yet if anyone insults the prophet, his companions or Islam, the most [France] does is to apologise in two words.
Journalist Jon Lee Anderson tells the stories of some of the writers he has met "who have yet to be imprisoned" because they dare not even begin to write, and reads an anonymous poem written in jail by an Iranian prisoner and committed to paper by Farkhondeh Ashena on her release.
