November 11, 2014
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1:23Now PlayingAJ+ caught up with Human Rights Law Professor Justin Hansford on his way to Geneva for the UN Convention Against Torture with a delegation that includes Mike Brown's mother. He plans to present his research that shows the Ferguson police violated protesters' human rights when they shot rubber bullets, fired tear gas and pointed guns at crowds. He also wants to bring police brutality and profiling to the global stage.
Meanwhile, a couple businesses in Ferguson are boarding up in anticipation of the grand jury's decision on whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson, but the town remains fairly quiet.
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