In this heart-wrenching talk, TED Fellow Alexander McLean, founder of the African Prisons Project, talks about the corruption to be found in prisons in Uganda. He advocates for justice, fair treatment and equal opportunities for imprisoned people.
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Enjoy this unedited talk by Alexander McLean .
Filmed at TEDGlobal Fellows 2012.
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