In an inspired move, South Africa built its Constitutional Court on the site of a notorious former prison where human rights had long been denied.
This community museum remembers a neighborhood that was erased by apartheid.
Destroyed by the SS, the town itself has been preserved as a memorial.
This sensational and ultramodern museum is celebrated as an overdue act of reckoning by some Hungarians, a work of propaganda by others.
Designed to commemorate the victims of a devastating gas attack, the Halabja Monument now lies in ruins.
This diverse and wide-ranging site is as much about the future as it is about the past.