Established under the National Council on the Administration of Justice Act, we bring together key justice sector institutions to build a justice system that is accessible, fair, and trusted by all Kenyans.
Aligning all justice sector institutions toward common goals.
Driving evidence-based reforms in criminal and civil justice.
Expanding access to justice for vulnerable and marginalised groups.
Producing policy-relevant research and annual justice reports.
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Anti-corruption guiding framework for the justice sector unveiled to fight corruption Chief Justice Martha Koome has unveiled an Anti-Corruption Strategic Guiding Framework…
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The National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ) is meets in Mombasa to deliberate on various issues.
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NCAJ engaged a team from the EU and UNODC on proposed areas of support and partnership under PLEAD II. The engagement focused…
Read articleKey pillars driving justice sector transformation across Kenya.
Strengthen coordination mechanisms for the effective administration of justice.
Strengthen coordinated, accountable and technology-enabled criminal justice mechanisms across agencies.
Strengthen and Implement Legal Reforms in the Civil Justice Arena.
Enhance the administration of, and access to, justice for children through strengthened legal, protective, rehabilitative, technological, financing and coordination mechanisms.
Strengthen Administration of Justice through Court Users’ Committees (CUCs).
Enhance efficiency, effectiveness, responsiveness and accountability in the administration of justice.
Enhance NCAJ Human Resource Capacity, Welfare, Performance and Service Quality.
