An eye-level outdoor photograph captures two men standing on a paved walkway and concrete steps, holding protest banners in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan

An eye-level outdoor photograph captures two men standing on a paved walkway and concrete steps, holding protest banners in Quetta City Tehsil, Pakistan. The background consists of a building with red brickwork on the left, a grey concrete pillar, and a dark brown metal accordion gate. In the foreground, a man of short stature stands on the paved ground, facing the camera. He wears a dark beanie, a dark long-sleeved top, light grey shalwar, and light-colored sneakers with black accents. He holds a large, rectangular banner horizontally. The banner has a black background with a white border and a prominent green wheelchair symbol. White text in Urdu/Persian on the banner states: "Balochistan Disabled Persons Organization. On behalf of: Boycott, Boycott, Boycott the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, December 3rd." The man's gaze is directed slightly upwards. Behind and to the right of the first man, standing on a higher concrete step, is a second man. He wears a dark beanie, a dark top, light grey shalwar, and dark sandals. He holds a smaller, light blue rectangular sign with handwritten black text in Urdu/Persian. Visible text includes "Rights of Persons with Disabilities Balochistan" and phrases indicating criticism of a system or constitution. His gaze is directed forward. The environment includes remnants of torn paper adhered to the concrete pillar and brick wall. A small, dark rectangular object lies on the paved ground in front of the steps. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.