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  Jocelyn Hurndall 16 February 2005  
on trying to get justice for her son

In April 2003, 21-year-old peace campaigner and photographer Tom Hurndall was shot in the head while working in the Gaza Strip. After 9 months in a coma he died, and ever since, his family have been trying to find out how he was killed.

As a new exhibition of Tom's work opens in London, Jenni speaks to his mother, Jocelyn.

Peace in Conflict
A collection of photographs by Tom Hurndall
at theThe Frontline Club
London
until 9 March 2005


'Tom would stick up for anyone'
Shot British peace activist dies
In Depth - Israel and the Palestinians
The Thomas Hurndall Fund


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