Federation of African Law Students 🇰🇪

Check out our very first "Case of the Week" from FALAS Kenya where we simplify landmark cases! This week, we do The BBI Case (David Ndii v. Attorney General). Watch the full analysis here: youtu.be/OM98l-uZWUw We are committed to growing the capacity of law law students⚖️🇰🇪

@FALASKenya To delve more into David Ndii v AG, this is a great read: ssrn.com/abstract=61407…

@DenzelDouglas8 Great read, wakili!

Nawatakia Eid al-Fitr yenye baraka na furaha tele. Eid Mubarak.

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Providing legal aid and advocacy to communities nation wide. The FALAS-KENYA Country Director while being interviewed by KASS Tv emphasized on the Federation's continued dedication to promote justice to the vulnerable sections in an aim to unify the African voice.

👏Eid Mubarak from all of us @FalasUganda

The FALAS-KENYA Eldoret Prison visit in partnership with the Prisons department.⚖️🇰🇪 Impacting vulnerable lives and following up on the Criminal Justice System. ⚖️

The FALAS-KENYA legal aid⚖️ giving access to legal literacy to the vulnerable in Kenya. Other series of Legal and series coming up with Migori county date confirmed. (10th May 2026)🇰🇪

@WanjauMercy Looking forward to the conversation as we attempt to evaluate the level of integration of law in governance in Kenya. ⚖️

Working at the intersection of law and governance over the years has reinforced a quiet but enduring lesson: the resilience of institutions is closely tied to legal frameworks that guide and sustain them. I recently sat down with #WeeklyGovernanceVoice to share my perspective on THE ROLE OF LAW IN STRENGTHENING GOVERNANCE, COORDINATION AND PUBLIC TRUST. This conversation, I believe, is critical for every leader, policymaker and governance professional today. 🎥 Watch the full interview here: youtube.com/watch?v=YF6kSm… #WeeklyGovernanceVoice #GoodGovernance #RuleOfLaw #CorporateGovernance @ICS_Kenya

African Union Commission Chairperson strongly condemns the heinous terrorist attack in Northeast #Nigeria. The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E. Mahmoud Youssouf, strongly condemns the suicide bombings which occurred in Maiduguri, Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, on 16 March 2026, resulting to several deaths, and others injured. The African Union stands in full solidarity with the Government and people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria during this difficult time and extends its deepest condolences to the families of the victims, while wishing speedy recovery to those injured. The Chairperson reiterates the African Union’s unequivocal rejection and firm condemnation of all forms of violence perpetrated by terrorist elements, and violent extremist groups against civilian populations and security officials. Such acts constitute a grave violation of human rights and undermine peace, security, stability within communities. The Chairperson of the Commission commends the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as well as Borno State authorities, for their sustained and collective efforts in countering terrorism and improving security conditions in Maiduguri and its environs over recent years. This tragic incident underscores the persistent threat posed by terrorism and the need for continued vigilance and resilience. The Chairperson @ymahmoudali further calls on international community to scale up support to Nigeria and the Lake Chad Basin region at large, including through enhanced humanitarian assistance, capacity-building, intelligence-sharing, and sustained investment in stabilization and development initiatives aimed at addressing the root causes of violent extremism. The African Union reaffirms that only through a whole of society, collective security and action approach, strengthened cooperation, and sustained commitment, can the threat of terrorism be effectively defeated and lasting peace secured, in line with relevant African Union instruments and frameworks on conflict prevention, counter-terrorism, and peacebuilding. The Chairperson reaffirms full solidarity and unwavering support of the African Union to the Government and people of Nigeria in promoting sustainable peace and stability. Read @ au.int/en/pressreleas…

Advancing Environmental conservation and Climate Resilience 🍃🌱 The Federation of African Law Students-Kenya is dedicated to championing a green continent as we unify the African voice 🇰🇪⚖️

Artificial Intelligence talks enter the law making arena.⚖️ Eyes over to Senate. 🇰🇪 #unifyingtheAfricanVoice

What happens when survivors of violence find themselves in the courtroom? Join us for a public dialogue: “When Violence Leads to the Courtroom” 🔴 Live Public Dialogue #GBV #GenderJustice #JusticeReform

Empowering the marginalized African Child.🇰🇪 A charity visit to a children's home by a section of the Federation of African Law Students-Kenya in 2025. FALAS continues to attempt to level the playing ground for the vulnerable as it is the Pan African Spirit.⚖️

Dr. Obwaka and three others linked to the Kenya Hospital Association Limited the body responsible for Nairobi Hospital face charges with regards to financial irregularities. 🇰🇪⚖️

The African Union Commission invites qualified candidates to apply for the position of Director, Human Resources Management. Join us in advancing a people-centred and effective Union. Apply here jobs.au.int/job/Director-H…

The FALAS-AU annual continental 2025 conference. Advancing the African Union agenda 2063 while Unifying the African voice. The discussions were centered around developing a continent of competent juries ⚖️ and integrating the same in international law spaces.

As summarized by our National Public Relations Director, Hon Derrick Odhengo, the Federation of African Law Students-Kenya indeed aims to focus on high end partnerships to ensure endless opportunities and platforms for it's members.