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Lawyers from the Mombasa Law Society (MLS) have pledged to offer free civic education to local residents to enhance awareness of their rights.This initiative, aims to revive the 2010 Constitution, which they argue has been neglected by the political class. MLS members criticized the parliament for passing laws without public scrutiny and at the same time took issue with leaders with fake credentials.
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Lawyers in Mombasa offer free constitution education
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