Jul 14, 2013 49 min

Law Behind Bars

from The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2013 Hosted by BBC World Service

Meet the Kenyan prisoners acting as lawyers on behalf of themselves and fellow inmates. Most people who face criminal charges in Kenya go to court without a lawyer. By the Kenyan judiciary's own admission, this leads to a great deal of injustice.

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