The "Broken Chair" is a large wooden sculpture located in Geneva, Switzerland. Created by artist Daniel Berset in 1997, it stands 12 meters tall and features a single broken leg, symbolizing the impact of landmines and the need for their eradication. The chair serves as a powerful reminder of the consequences of war and violence. The sculpture is situated in front of the Palais des Nations, the European headquarters of the United Nations. It has become an iconic landmark, representing the fight for peace and human rights. The "Broken Chair" continues to draw attention to global issues related to conflict and the importance of disarmament.