Human Rights for Prisoners March for Dawntrae Williams

Dr. Anita Harris says her 15-year-old grandson, Dawntrae Williams, who had the size and mentality of a 10-year-old, was told to drop the machete and walk toward SWAT officers, which he did immediately. Nevertheless, they opened fire . . . Join us Sunday, October 12, 2014, at 3pm EDT when we will hear the full story about Williams' death as relayed by his family. The developmentally delayed, mentally ill Gwinnett County, Georgia teen was killed on December 19, 2011. Please call (347) 857-3293 to speak on air. Your questions and comments are welcome.

At Human Rights for Prisoners March, we:

~Advocate for adequate defense, fair trials, drug courts, mental health courts, post-conviction DNA tests, safe and humane incarceration, and successful re-entry.

~Advocate against prisoner abuse, avoidable deaths caused by police and correctional officers, solitary confinement, children tried and sentenced as adults, criminalizing mental illness, inadequate health care, wrongful convictions, law of parties, three-strikes law, enforced prison labor, and capital punishment.