Learn how to Draft a plaint for  civil cases, by following the civil procedure rules. Drafting skills is one of the most important parameters if a person wants to pursue a career  in the Legal field .

 Host Wanjiku Mwangi talks with Mrs. Maryann Mwangi on what the law says about special needs children accessing education and Institutions that equips teachers on how to deal with special needs children.

Article 54 of the Kenyan Constitution particularly targets persons with disabilities and provides that persons with disability have a right to access educational institutions and facilities that are integrated into society to the extent compatible with their interests and needs.

Wanjiku Mwangi and Miss Aruka talk about the history of the women's suffrage movement and its relevance for gender equality today in politics and leadership.

Our election laws are clear, comprehensive and transparent. They ensure that no element of the electoral process disadvantages both men and women either directly or indirectly. It is important to ensure conformity between the election law and any other national laws on non-discrimination and the equality.

"Young people have every right to be active participants in civic and public life and it is time to ensure they no longer face arbitrary barriers to run for public office."

In Kenya there are significant polices on refugee economic inclusion, integration, refugee status determination, and the ability for refugees to contribute to Kenya's national and local economy.

Join Wanjiku Mwangi as she discusses mental health issues among lawyers and why it needs to be an essential consideration for the legal professionals and everyone else with guests: Maureen Kithunka and Cynthia Nyaboke.

Police officials are entrusted with the power to arrest a person without having obtained a warrant of arrest from a judicial  officer. It is necessary for the police to have this far-reaching power as the requirements of their work (e.g. to stop a  person from committing a crime) necessitate that. However, the deprivation of liberty is a serious intervention in a person’s life and the authority to arrest without a warrant must therefore be used in a lawful manner and not to intimidate,  scare or punish people.

Host Wanjiku Mwangi and Co host Wycliff Owino discuss the power to arrest a person without a warrant as afforded to police officials by the Criminal Procedure Code of Kenya and the  National Police Services Act.

Being arrested by the Kenya Police can be brutal and sometimes it can lead to death. In this episode we get to listen to such an experience with the Kenyan police.