Kenyan Section of the International Commission of Jurists

ICJ Kenya seeks to consolidate its vision of being a premier human rights organisation promoting a just, free and equitable society. To this end, we strive to enhance our governance and membership, improve our institutional efficiency through ICT, Communications, and Learning, apply strong organisational values and internal controls systems, and ensure our financial sustainability. ICJ Kenya is registered as a Society under the Societies Act, Chapter 108, Laws of Kenya.

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ICJ Kenya seeks to consolidate its vision of being a premier human rights organisation promoting a just, free and equitable society. To this end, we strive to enhance our governance and membership, improve our institutional efficiency through ICT, Communications, and Learning, apply strong organisational values and internal controls systems, and ensure our financial sustainability. ICJ Kenya is registered as a Society under the Societies Act, Chapter 108, Laws of Kenya.

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