This book contains the testimonies and photos of the relatives of the victims of violence in communities in Ayacucho Peru. The inhabitants of these communities have suffered more than any other region at the hands of the terrorist group Sendero Luminoso and State Security forces. This book can be considered as a small monument to survivors. The publication of personal testimony in words and pictures help to ensure that the victims and events do not pass into oblivion. Also have a look at our videos page to see interviews made during this project.
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