The prison is a truly terrifying place. It was fantastic to meet Troy, and to hear about his experiences. For more see Kim's Blog, and upcoming interviews.
This white flagpole is where vigils are held when executions are due to take place.
The prison gates
outside the White House, earlier this year
Alistair, arriving at the office of Congressman John Lewis - http://johnlewis.house.gov/
"Georgia: Wisdom, Justice, Moderation"
Alistair Carmichael MP and Congressman Lewis, discussing the death penalty, and the case of Troy Davis.
our delegation with Congressman Lewis, in front of the Capitol
Congressman John Lewis does hereby receive the title of honorary Mayor of Selma, Alabama, 30th June 1996
The Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award, presented to Congressman Lewis, January 12th 1990
Mass Meeting for Freedom, July 7th 1963
Photos from Congressman Lewis' office. He is an amazing man, it was a priviledge to meet him.
A bale of cotton from Georgia
The Office of Congressman Lewis
heading to the British Embassy for more meetings
meeting at the British Embassy, kindly hosted by Ian Bond
Alistair and Ian Bond
"EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW" - The Supreme Court - the key to the latest progress in Troy's Case
Alistair and me, outside the Supreme Court
on our way to meet staff of Representative Hank Johnson, Jr of Georgia
leaving for Atlanta, flying over the Pentagon.
