Forward for black pawns is down, in a standard chess diagram; white's side of the board is at the bottom. So black pawns have no legal moves, while the white

Forward for black pawns is down, in a standard chess diagram; white's side of the board is at the bottom. So black pawns have no legal moves, while the white pawns could move (the topmost pawn) or capture either of the black rooks, although this would be disastrous for white, as the black pieces would then be able to leave their position and would checkmate white in a few moves.