The commitee has a total of 26 gazetted
members representing different organizations including;
state and non state actors, academia, professional bodies.
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NaSCI-AJS Pillars
Protect
It is the duty of the state to protect the AJS and its mechanisms against third parties (individuals, states, lawyers, various levels of courts, etc.) whose action and philosophy may deprive right-holders of their access to justice that is possible under AJS.
Respect
It is the duty of Judiciary to respect AJS and mechanisms and to put in place the management structures necessary to forestall any regressive action diminishing AJS mechanisms and processes
Transform
Judicial and AJS justice mechanisms need to be developed and reinforced to be consistent with human rights in order to improve defence against human rights infringements. More so all justice mechanisms should transform towards the directions suggested in the Constitution.Alternative Justice Systems
National Steering Committee
on Implementation of Alternative Justice Systems Policy
National Steering Committee Implementation of the Alternative Justice Policy (NaSCI-AJS) is a multi- stakeholder Committee that was launched by the former Chief Justice David Maraga on 9th December 2020 for a five year term to spearhead the implementation of the AJS Policy.
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The committee has a term limit
of five years.
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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.