EACHRights Held a training of lawyers, state counsels, and judiciary on litigaging and/or adjudicating economic and social rights on the 10th to 11th of July 2014 at Eka Hotel Nairobi. The theme of the training was Enhancing the capacity and understanding of lawyers and the Judiciary on how to adjudicate and/or litigate on economic and social rights.
Training Of Lawyers And The Judiciary On Litigating Economic And Social Rights In Kenya
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