‘At the heart of change is always protest’: Misan Harriman on Gaza, George Floyd and the spirit of activism
At a special Nerve screening of a new documentary about his work, the acclaimed photographer and campaigner sat down with Carole Cadwalladr and director Andy Mundy-Castle for an in-depth discussion…
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