Judges plead for more funds to handle human trafficking cases

Judge Kathurima M’inoti (centre) flanked by AGA AAP Board Member Markus Green and AGA AAP International Advisor John Edozie. [Josphat Thiong'o, Standard]

Judges want the government to set aside more funds to tackle human trafficking cases in the country, which currently stand at 328,000.

Speaking yesterday at a human trafficking forum in Nairobi, the director of the Judiciary Training Institute, Kathurima M’Inoti, said there was need to allocate more funds for the training of staff to prosecute the cases.