Access to justice is our everyday concern.
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Restorative Justice is respect. Respect for all, even those who are different from us
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Social Transformation through Access to Justice
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Human Rights Pillars
The AJS Policy expounds Article 159(2) c on the judicial duty to promote AJS which consists of the following elements
Duty to Protect
Duty to Respect
Duty to Transform
We Care about Access to Justice
Changing the Justice Narrative
Our work in Kajiado County
Kajiado county basing on its peculiar issues around disputes and conflict mitigation and especially the setup of cultural dynamics which for a long time has been a barrier to development and land management and resulted to conflict and disputes....
Our work in Nakuru County
The question of access to justice in Nakuru County is synonymous with most counties in Kenya; it is a critical pillar for poverty reduction and sustainable development. Unfortunately, majority of Kenyans have largely been unable to access justice owning a myriad of reasons including; social-economic, legal and political factors.
Our work in Isiolo County
Conflicts and violence taking the form of cattle rustling, ethnic violence, displacements and massacres have characterised inter-communal and clan relations among the various pastoralist communities of northern Kenya and the greater Horn of Africa region.
Alternative Justice Systems
Justice is a consititutionally guaranteed right.
Justice in Everyday Life
Power at its best is love implementing the demands of justice and justice at its best is power correcting everything that stands in the way of love.
Restoratove Justice
If our desire for justice is not rooted primarily in the pursuit of restoration, then reconciliation will be nearly impossible to achieve.
Justice in Many Rooms
Just as health is not found primarily in hospitals or knowledge in schools, so justice is not primarily to be found in official justice dispensing institutions. Ultimately, access to justice is not just a matter of bringing cases to a font of official justice, but of enhancing the justice quality of the relations and transactions in which people are engagedProf. Marc Gallanter
Professor of Law Emeritus University of Wisconsin Law School
Multiple Door Access to Justice
My clarion call today is for everybody to bear their own weight and take agency for ensuring that we all become champions for justice. Justice belongs to all of us. Justice cuts across all our lives. We need to play our constitutional mandate to ensure that we deliver justice for the people and the people themselves become agents for their own justice. When everybody bears the responsibility for justice, from individuals to institutions, we promote resolution, and we actually know we need to resolve our disputes before even we go to courtH.E Martha Koome
Chief Justice Republic of Kenya
Alternative Justice Systems
AJS are the comprehensive organic, non-state mechanisms of laws, norms, customs, social and legal systems which govern and regulate the entire spectrum of activities and lives of individuals from birth to death. They are constituted, applied and enforced by the people themselves in their own communities. They include dispute resolution mechanisms which we call AJS mechanism which does not usually involve using state courtsJustice (Prof) Joel Ngugi
Presiding Judge Nakuru Law CourtsHelp With Featured Cause
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The National Steering Committee on Implementation of the Alternative Justice Policy (NaSCI-AJS) was gazzetted by the Hon. Chief Justice David Maraga as a multi- stakeholder Committee to spearhead the implementation of the AJS Policy.
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The National Steering Committee on Implementation of the Alternative Justice Policy (NaSCI-AJS) was launched by the Hon. Chief Justice David Maraga as a multi- stakeholder Committee to spearhead the implementation of the AJS Policy.