Stockholm

A sticker depicting a sign that reads 'Domestic Abusers Graveyard' in a forest setting. The sign is similar to a construction or road work sign, with a figure shown digging a grave.

DOMESTIC ABUSERS GRAVEYARD

30 April 2021

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