A man in the stocks in Chile.
Although stocks and pillories fell into general disuse in Europe and the North America during the 19th century, they continued to be used as a judicial punishment elsewhere.
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A man in the stocks in Chile.
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Prisoners in the stocks in Santiago, Chile.
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Prisoners in Persia (now Iran).
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Two men pilloried in the Philipines in 1899.
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Prisoners in the stocks in the Philipines.
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Prisoner in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).
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Prisoner in Syria.
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Residents of the town of Tumupasa in Bolivia put councillors and the mayor's health officer in the stocks as punishment for the lack of medicines in their health centre. A very rare role reversal, where authority figures are put in the stocks.
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A Naga man and woman in the stocks (circa 1920). The Nagas are a tribal group, native to north-eastern India and north-western Myanmar.
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