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Residents of Lamu East Sub county have lauded the introduction of mobile and virtual court systems citing significant improvements in access to justice within the region. The residents say the implementation of these innovative judicial mechanisms has addressed longstanding challenges faced seeking legal redress in physical courts.
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Mobile Courts : Lamu East residents laud initiative to bring justice closer
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