South African attorney Mohamed Keshavjee is the latest recipient of the prestigious Gandhi-King-Ikeda Award for Peace, which is given out at Morehouse College. Past recipients include Rosa Parks, Andrew Young, and Nelson Mandela. Keshavjee talks about his work to help people in impoverished nations settle family disputes outside a courtroom. He also discusses his memoir on the struggle for equality in South Africa during apartheid.
Listen to Georgia Public Radio’s Interview with Mohamed Keshavjee at the source: Georgia Public Broadcasting
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