article_snippet: NationsCNN)Tour groups and diplomats breeze past a nondescript display of 35 blown-up photos printed on poster board.
article_snippet: The exhibit's a no-frills exhibition of photos taken by a man who is being called "Caesar," a Syrian government defector whose job it was to take photos of dead detainees for the military police.
article_snippet: Caesar claimed to take up to 50 photos a day, and brought nearly 27,000 images like these out of the country.
article_snippet: Captions on the photos show that many of these were taken inside military hospitals, and accuse Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime in the torture and killings.
article_snippet: If you compare it to the horrendous crimes of the Assad regime, it doesn't get, I feel, it doesn't get the same coverage.
highlights_snippet: 35 photos of tortured bodies are on display at the United Nations .
  