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The widespread or systematic destruction of homes has long been a feature of modern warfare. But what is often lost in the images of rubble and statistics of destroyed buildings is the profound effect of this loss at a human level. For a home is so much more than a structure: It is a repository of past experience and future dreams, of memories of births, deaths, marriages and intimate moments with our loved ones, amid neighbors and a familiar landscape. The idea of home brings comfort and gives meaning to our lives. Its destruction is the denial of a person’s dignity and humanity. It is for this reason that the systematic and indiscriminate leveling of entire neighborhoods through explosive weapons – as happened in Aleppo, and Mariupol, and Grozny, and towns in Myanmar, or most acutely these days, in Gaza – should be considered a crime against humanity. A growing number of legal and other types of scholars agree. It’s called domicide.

Print:Giclee print face-mounted on Acrylic

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.25 D in

Frame:Not framed

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