TED: From death row to law graduate | Peter Ouko

Peter Manson Ouko shares his journey from being wrongfully imprisoned to becoming an advocate for justice reform. Framed for a murder he didn't commit, Manson was sentenced to death but chose to forgive and work towards change. He collaborated with Alexander McLean to improve prison conditions and pursued a law degree, becoming the first graduate from the University of London within the prison system. Manson continues to empower inmates through education and advocates for justice reform, inspired by Martin Luther King's words to keep moving forward.

What initiative did Manson and his colleagues undertake to help improve the justice system?

What was the outcome of Manson's education while in prison?

What message did Manson convey about the victim narrative?