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Visitors bowing in front of statues of
North Korean leaders
Kim Il-sung and
Kim Jong-il at the Mansu Hill Grand Monument in
Pyongyang, North Korea. These statues, each 22 metres (72 ft) tall, are central to the complex, which also includes monuments titled Anti-Japanese Revolutionary Struggle and Socialist Revolution. The statue of Kim Il-sung was completed in 1972, in celebration of his 60th birthday. The statue of Kim Jong-il was added in 2011, following his death.Photograph:
Bjørn Christian Tørrissen