IN the MEDIA
Those who have the most to contribute to the justice system, who have experienced it for themselves, are least likely to be heard. Hear us now.
BBC – Susan Kigula's death row to victory story
Susan Kigula was convicted of murdering her partner and sentenced to death, no-one could have imagined that she would study law and free not only herself but hundreds of others from death row…
BBC Dear Daughter Podcast Featuring Justice Defenders' Rahab Nyawira
Rahab Nyawira, our Legal Clerk in Kenya, shares her powerful story of motherhood, transformation, and second chances on the BBC Dear Daughter podcast. From incarceration to advocacy, Rahab’s journey is a testament to resilience and hope.
University of London — Celebrating Justice Defenders' Law Graduates
The University of London celebrates the remarkable achievements of Justice Defenders' law graduates, including 47 prisoners and prison officers earning LLB degrees in 2024. Read more about their inspiring journeys and the transformative power of legal education.
Forbes – Our world becomes rich when we don't write people off
In this Q&A, McLean talks about the project’s work, the loneliness of leadership and what we can learn from those living in poverty…