Zambia's overcrowded prisons are rife with disease. Now drug-resistant tuberculosis presents a threat to those outside the prison walls. HRW researcher Katherine Todrys explains how Zambia's ineffective justice system has helped lead to a health crisis. With the voices of former prisoners.
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The door of a cell at Lusaka Prison. With only small holes for ventilation and light, tuberculosis spreads rapidly.
Disease is rife in Zambia's overcrowded prisons. Now drug-resistant tuberculosis presents a threat to those outside the prison walls. HRW researcher Katherine Todrys explains how Zambia's ineffective justice system has helped lead to a health crisis. With the voices of former prisoners.
