Laws of Kenya
What you should know
What you should know
The first Sheria Mashinani cohort is the product of a partnership between Strathmore Law Clinic, Crime Si Poa, the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO) and the Nairobi Law Monthly under the vision: Access to Legal Information for all.
The program was divided into two phases: a training program and an outreach program. The first phase entailed interactive learning class sessions so as to equip the trainees with legal information and empower them to host legal awareness sessions within their own communities and in most instances, act as a voice for the community in interactions with players in the criminal justice system for impactful interventions on issues facing society. Having successfully completed the first phase, the partners embarked on the outreach program. In these sessions, the beneficiaries addressed legal issues facing their communities and offered free legal information to their fellow residents.
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