Institutional Capacity Building

Three main prerequisites for the rule of law are the principle of legality, respect for human rights and strict adherence to constitutional and other democratic

Building Judicial Capacity

Efficient, equitable and accessible justice systems are the lifeblood of the rule of law. Judges and magistrates operate in conditions that require them to know, and apply all relevant laws, but which do not permit them to engage in extensive and meaningful legal research

Building Legislative Capacity

Law plays a critical role in the society. At the highest level of abstraction, the functions of law in society may be

Criminal Justice Capacity Building

In Kenya, as is the case with other developing countries, various governmental agencies charged with the responsibility of operationalising the criminal justice system – such as the National Police Service, the prisons service and the directorate of public prosecutions – are unable to effectively discharge their constitutional mandate

Electoral Justice Capacity Building

Article 4(2) of the Constitution of Kenya provides that Kenya is a multi-party democratic state founded on the national values and principles of governance referred to in Article 10.