The still photographer is invisible to the viewer, merges with the viewer. The camera man stands, casual, disengaged, camera poking into the man's face. Meanwhile, the person with low status, the arrested man, lies handcuffed, face down. If it had been taken in an urban center, people would respond differently to the photo and to the arrested man. We picture cross-cultural communication as what happens in workplaces and when travelling.
Cultural differences can be deadly serious, however.
Many people have killed in the name of cultural symbols. They have died trying to protect their language, their religion, their race, their way of life. It won't do any good to fix it unless we address the systemic problems. Boys behave that way, there's not much you can do about it. The fault of the individuals involved The responsibility of the individuals involved.