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Budget cut will have negative effect on the Judiciary’s programmes

Executive Director Friends of Prisoners International Thande wa Njogu protest the judiciary budget cuts outside Nyeri Law Courts. [Mose Sammy, Standard]

The Constitution of Kenya 2010 gave the impetus to reform and restructure the country’s justice sector, to enable it play a key role in advancing and stabilising our democracy.

Besides the constitutional imperative to deliver efficient service, the public demanded an efficient, effective and responsive institution. The Judiciary, being a key player in the Justice System, embarked on a transformation path that has seen it reform the way justice is delivered to the people and restore public faith and confidence.

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