In 1949, 196 nations signed the Geneva Conventions, promising to protect hospitals, ambulances and medical personnel. Today, that promise is being broken.

Laws Under Attack made those laws visible in war zones—inscribing the Geneva Conventions word-by-word onto bombed hospitals, and “this is not a target” across active hospital and ambulance rooftops, placed in the line of sight of drones and those directing them.

By turning healthcare facilities into media, the campaign exposed violations in real time and forced leaders to confront and recommit to the laws of war.