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LSK Takes Legal Aid to the Grassroots in Nationwide Push to Break Barriers to Justice

By Bruno Aero Family Media News Desk NAIROBI, Kenya, October 27, 2026 —   The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has launched a nationwide legal awareness campaign aimed at dismantling barriers to justice, empowering vulnerable communities and ensuring Kenyans can access legal services regardless of their financial circumstances. The five-day initiative, running from October 26 to 30, seeks to bring legal assistance closer to ordinary citizens through mobile outreach caravans, community-based legal aid hubs and public education programmes targeting people who often struggle to navigate the justice system. Launched at the Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi, the 2026 Legal Awareness Week is being held under the theme “Community Advocates: Bridging the Gap Between People and Justice.” The campaign signals a shift towards a grassroots approach to legal assistance, with advocates moving beyond traditional courtroom engagements to interact directly with communities and address legal cha...

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