Kenya moves to boost diaspora access to legal information

State Department for Diaspora Affairs has initiated talks with the National Council for Law Reporting to strengthen access to legal information for Kenyans living abroad...

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The State Department for Diaspora Affairs is collaborating with the National Council for Law Reporting to improve Kenyans abroad's access to legal information.

The initiative aims to ensure Kenyans in the diaspora are well-informed about their rights and obligations.
Key persons involved include Diaspora Affairs Principal Secretary Roseline Njogu and the National Council for Law Reporting (Kenya Law) team led by Janet Munywoki.
Specific areas of focus for legal publications include investment, taxation, immigration, and family law.

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