The 'Silence Bell' festival depicted a national narrative of war children

The national “Bell of Silence” festival was held at the initiative of the Bojnord Chamber of Commerce. The event was staged in image form to give voice to the plight of children who have lost the chance to learn and to live because of war. The festival seeks to capture images that, more than thousands of words, convey the heavy silence of children who are victims of war.

• The “Bell of Silence” festival is a national event.
• This festival was held at the initiative of the Bojnord Chamber of Commerce.
• The purpose of holding this festival is to tell the story of the suffering of war-affected children.
• The “Bell of Silence” festival seeks to record these stories in visual form.
• This event focuses on children whom war has deprived of the chance to learn and live.
• The festival is a tribute to children who have become victims of war.
• The images captured at this festival convey the heavy silence of children who have lost the chance to continue living.
• These images speak not of war’s ruins, but of the silence of children.. Coverage difference: Both IRNA sources provide the same information about the “Bell of Silence” festival, and no meaningful difference in emphasis or omission of details is observed. Both refer to the initiative of the Bojnord Chamber of Commerce and the festival’s aim of telling the story of the suffering of children affected by war.