
Faithful Dissent: Hadi Jawad on Dignity, Human Rights, and the Death Penalty
Hadi Jawad's path into activism began with a phone call. In the late 1990s, his sister in Pakistan told him that relatives from Iraq had shown up at her door, having walked the distance to escape the suffering caused by US and UN sanctions. That call set him on a path that led him to the old Dallas Peace Center and eventually to co-founding Human Rights Dallas, an organization built around a simple conviction: dignity is the foundation everything else rests on.
In this conversation, Hadi and George Mason talk about the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the long push to get Dallas…
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