“Sometimes, you are moved by poignant yet courageous stories of people whose experiences are far removed from your own, yet which enrich your knowledge of the world we live in.” In an impressive personal story, Ugandan Susan Kigula recounts how she, at the time being in her mid-twenties and wrongfully convicted, freed herself from death row and saved hundreds of lives in her fight for justice by studying law in prison and changing Uganda’s justice system.