If there is one event that future historians may use to characterise the 20th century, it is the apathy among people and nations to challenge global injustice and abuse. Such a culture of indifference can be as much a human rights violation as torture, through permitting governments, military and institutions throughout the world to continue tyranny, censorship and abuse. Tibet offers a glimpse of the double talk, betrayal and blind sightedness of the international community.

Joakim Eneroth’s Testimony demands we stand up and take notice. It forces the viewer to ask how such injustices are allowed to continue.