PHRM Reps Nobel Peace Prize Nomination: A Reflection on the Struggle for Prisoner Human Rights

Dorsey Nunn and All of Us or None Honoring Sangu ( Paul Jones ) This Elder was Liberated After 52 Years Amongst the torture class. By: CALIFORNIA PRISON FOCUS / K.A.G.E. Universal / ArtivistKadre/ LIBERATE OUR ELDERS/ A.I.M. / Dareal Prison / Debug /PHRM steering committee / Block/ Formerly Incarcerated Giving Back / BOSS/ BAOC / Cell Block 2 City Block& The Prisoner Human Rights Movement (PHRM) represents a milestone in the global fight against human rights abuses within the penal system, particularly solitary confinement. As advocates for justice celebrate PHRM’s Nobel Peace Prize nomination, it is essential to understand the movement’s journey, achievements, and the critical resources supporting its ongoing struggle. A Movement Rooted in Unity and Solidarity Debug San Jose and Minister King X (Pyeface) Of California Prison Focus / K.A.G.E. Universal are now doing some powerful movement building after the “ STRIKE “ … PHRM emerged from California’s prison system, uniting incarcerated individuals across racial and gang divides to challenge the systemic use of solitary confinement and other human rights abuses. Central to this movement was the Agreement to End Hostilities (AEH) in 2012, a groundbreaking truce brokered among prisoners that sought to dismantle the violence often...