The image depicts a crowded outdoor scene in Kabinzi, Rwanda, where a group of approximately twenty to thirty adult males is gathered, seemingly for a press event or public address

The image depicts a crowded outdoor scene in Kabinzi, Rwanda, where a group of approximately twenty to thirty adult males is gathered, seemingly for a press event or public address. In the immediate foreground, a man with dark skin and short hair is partially obscured by a maroon-colored knitted garment draped over his left arm, his gaze directed downwards. To his right, another man in a blue blazer over a white t-shirt looks forward, with a white handheld microphone positioned towards him. Surrounding these central figures, numerous individuals are actively documenting the event. Several men hold smartphones, some mounted on gimbals or selfie sticks, while others operate professional video cameras. One man wears a dark cap with a visible United Nations (UN) logo. In the background, a white banner is displayed against a wall, featuring text in French including "16 Jours d'activisme contre les violences faites aux femmes" (16 Days of activism against violence against women) and a graphic of hands covering a face with a "STOP" symbol, along with a UN emblem. Behind the banner, a light-colored building with a corrugated metal roof is visible, separated by a wall topped with multiple coils of concertina wire. The scene occurs during daylight hours.