Promoting human rights through access to justice for underserved communities across Kenya
The KU Legal Aid Clinic (KULAC) promotes human rights through access to justice, in partnership with the Kenyatta University School of Law. The clinic is operated by law students as part of the Public Interest Clinic course, providing free legal information, advice and referral services to people who cannot afford legal representation.
Under the supervision of qualified advocates and faculty, KULAC students conduct community legal awareness outreach in counties including Kajiado, Makueni and Gatundu. The clinic gives students invaluable practical legal experience while serving underserved communities across Kenya.
Free legal advice and information for members of the public who cannot afford lawyers.
Legal awareness campaigns in underserved communities including Kajiado, Makueni and Gatundu.
Help with drafting basic legal documents, demand letters and court forms.
Referral of complex matters to advocates, state legal aid bodies and partner organisations.
Practical training for law students through the Public Interest Clinic course.
Promotion of human rights awareness and access-to-justice initiatives across Kenya.
KU Legal Aid Clinic (KULAC)
Kenyatta University
P.O. Box 43844 – 00100 GPO
Nairobi, Kenya
