Dear Law is a women-led multi-media project premised on using storytelling, feminist, survivor-centred
and human rights-based approaches, inspired by social movements such as #MeToo that have
prompted critical conversations and social pressure towards accountability for sexual harassment.
Dear Law is a women-led multi-media project premised on using storytelling, feminist, survivor-centred
and human rights-based approaches, inspired by social movements such as #MeToo that have
prompted critical conversations and social pressure towards accountability for sexual harassment.
On this episode of Dear Law we share a letter from a Kenyan lawyer that had an encounter with a senior lawyer when she went for one of the continuous professional development (CPD) seminars. These seminars/conferences are a requirement for the renewal of the annual licenses that allow one to practise law in Kenya.
How does the law describe sexual harassment? Do the long arms of the law extend to protect women who are sexually harassed outside our borders? Listen to find out.
If you are a Kenyan lawyer and have had a similar experience we would like to hear from you. Send your anonymous letter to letters@dear-law.com.
This podcast was made possible by HIVOS and Leteipan & Associates Advocates.
Music credits:
Riverside - Caleb Carden