There’s something about his eyes that’s really unnerving.

Pro Tip: Clicking on the thumbnail of any image in the gallery brings you to the full-size image. That’s 2000 pixels for anything less than 6 months old.

That sign. You keep using it. I don’t think it means what you think it means.

Children from a camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Dili, Timor-Leste.

You can find more photos from this IDP camp in this collection.

This is the only sign that there is anything noteworthy about a derelict building immediately behind the Plaza Hotel in Dili. When asked about it, locals simply say, ‘We don’t go there.’

Indonesian security forces used to stay at the Plaza; they would bring prisoners out to the building behind to interrogate, torture and sometimes kill them.

The word Diogo, I am told, means ‘this place’, so the message would roughly translate as ‘There is memory here’ or perhaps ‘Remember this place’.

This is the only monument to those events.