Lord of life, today we ask for the grace to recognize and protect the unique and unrepeatable value of every human being. May we learn to welcome life unconditionally, to tenderly care for fragility, to accompany each stage with respect, and to bravely defend those who have no voice. Let’s #PrayTogether at https://t.co/VVI6MfRjM5
The engagement brought together the panel and the National Chair of the Alternative Justice System, Justice Joel Ngugi, to discuss the advancement of AJS initiatives and strengthen collaboration as Kilifi develops its County AJS Action Plan.
Haki Yetu Organization was honoured to host the National Chair of the Alternative Justice System, Justice Joel Ngugi, alongside the Mombasa AJS Working Group, for discussions on the progress, implementation, and strengthening of AJS in Mombasa.
Haki Yetu Organization supported the mobilization of the Kilifi Alternative Justice System (AJS) Panel in collaboration with civil society organizations and the Office of the County Attorney, Kilifi County.
We welcome the Environment and Land Court’s decision allowing Haki Yetu to participate as an Interested Party in the Shimoni land case.
The ruling reinforces public interest litigation and the protection of community land rights, access to justice, and accountability.
We reaffirm that peaceful assembly, public participation, and environmental justice are fundamental constitutional rights. Citizens should not face intimidation or arrest for raising legitimate concerns on matters of public interest.
Haki Yetu, with support from GIZ/CPS, is facilitating the development of the Kwale County Alternative Justice Systems (AJS) Action Plan to strengthen access to justice at the grassroots level.
AJS is an approach to justice provided for under Article 159(2)(c) of the Constitution of Kenya and recognized as an important pathway for enhancing access to justice through community-based dispute resolution mechanisms.
#AJSConference2026#AccessToJustice#HakiYetu
In commemoration of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD), Haki Yetu joined the Malindi High Court and community members in Ganze Sub-County to promote intergenerational solidarity, conflict transformation, and peaceful coexistence.
The High Court in Malindi is currently handling 130 murder cases linked to allegations of witchcraft, underscoring the urgent need to protect the rights and dignity of older persons.
We will continue to incite (build people's power) communities to lead their struggles & as Saul Alinsky warned: "There can be no darker tragedy than the death of man's faith in himself & in his power to direct his future."
Madaraka means self determination but what does it mean for communities in @MombasaCountyKe who are still waiting for justice on the land question? Perhaps there is no greater expression of self governance than communities recognizing their collective power, speaking with one voice & taking the lead in defending their land & homes. On Saturday, together with @HakiYetuOrg , I was honoured to stand alongside communities from the 6 Sub-Counties of Mombasa during the launch of the Jamvi la Ardhi na Makao Mombasa Forum as they came together to build solidarity around a shared vision for justice & accountability. In a powerful demonstration of collective commitment, more than 26 community leaders took a historic step by committing themselves to a common agenda through the signing of MoUs that will that will guide their solidarity in challenging land injustices & resisting utawala mbaya that continues (even 63 years after self-rule) to deny many communities secure land rights & dignified housing. #NotYetMadaraka #Alutacontinua #Revolutioniscoming
Not just a meeting. Not just a launch. @HakiYetuOrg is honored to have supported a community driven initiative bringing together communities & grassroots leaders to engage on shared struggles and collective action in Mombasa County. @Misereor@miseancara