The image depicts a group of 19 individuals, consisting of one adult male and 18 children, outdoors in Ngalula, Democratic Republic of the Congo

The image depicts a group of 19 individuals, consisting of one adult male and 18 children, outdoors in Ngalula, Democratic Republic of the Congo. The scene is set on unpaved, reddish-brown dirt ground. A white banner, approximately 1.5 meters in width, is held upright at the center by the adult male, who wears a white collared shirt. The banner displays black text, including "TPO DRC" and a tree logo in the top right corner. Prominently visible text on the banner reads "SOTE WA HAKI YA WATOTO ENDELEA YAMII.", with a partially obscured phrase containing "SUR LA NON VIOLENCE AUX" above it. The 18 children, ranging from toddlers to adolescents, are positioned around and in front of the banner. Several children stand, including one on the far left in a red shirt carrying an orange bag, and others partially visible behind the banner. The majority of the children are either crouched or seated directly on the ground in the foreground. Their attire consists of various casual clothing such as t-shirts, dresses, and patterned garments; some wear sandals, while others are barefoot. The background reveals sparse, dry vegetation and trees, indicative of a rural or semi-rural environment, with two indistinct human figures discernible in the far right distance.