School of Law’s excellence in international Moot Court competitions underlines success in legal training

Mount Kenya University School of Law was fourth in Africa, and sixth globally in the 7th Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court competition held in Geneva, Switzerland last December.

 

This followed a similarly impressive performance in the Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court competition held in Pretoria, South Africa, earlier in the year. The institution was number three in Africa. “These successes underline our growing reputation as a centre of excellence in legal training,” says Mercy Muendo, Moot Court Co-ordinator at the MKU School of Law. At the third All Kenyan Moot Court competition hosted by Kenyatta University, the MKU School of Law won the Best Oralist Award, paving way for Aquino Ochieng, one of the students, to intern at the Kenya Human Rights Commission.

 

We have also been working closely with Kenya Model United Nations and this has seen us take part in the ICJ Moot Court events held annually at UN, Gigiri,” adds Ms. Muendo.

 

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Mount Kenya University School of Law is offering free legal advice to members of the public

The two-day charitable event is taking place at Thika Main Campus and covers the whole breadth of litigation including Conveyancing, Business, Family issues (Marriage and children's right), Land issues, Government, Criminal matters and Human rights.

 

"In near future, our students will be visit different places in Kenya to sensitize the public on the power of litigation in ensuring a just and fair society," says the MKU Vice-Chancellor Prof. Stanley Waudo.

The legal clinic is being hosted at the Handball court.

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School of Law moves to Parklands

school of law campusMount Kenya University, School of Law will in January 2015 relocate from its current location, MKU Towers, Moi Avenue to the Parklands Quarter of the western part of Nairobi. The new location comprises what hither to used to be called Inoorero University, now called MKU Parklands School of Law. The new premises were recently acquired by Mount Kenya University in response to the tremendous steady growth of the School of Law and the need on the part of the University to expand and improve the facilities and resources attached to and connected with the School of Law.

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