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Nick Yarris; Death row survivor; Reprieve Spokesperson

Nick Yarris spent 23 years on death row before he was exonerated by DNA evidence. He is an excellent speaker, and can put a human face on the death penalty in the USA.

Reprieve is a UK charity that fights for the lives of people facing the death penalty and other human rights violations.

Reprieve focuses on the cases of the innocent, people who are mentally ill or learning disabled, women, racial and ethnic minorities, all those unjustly on death row and those detained out of reach of the law in the 'war on terror'.

Through investigations, legal representation, campaigns and education, Reprieve targets issues and cases where we can make a difference for people on death row. Reprieve fights for those on death row who cannot afford a lawyer to defend them and fights to change the legal systems that - casually and systematically - allow fatal miscarriages of justice.

For more information:

Dr. Sylvie Langlaude, Tel: 020 8223 2112, S.Langlaude@uel.ac.uk


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