The team participating in the Kyiv Legal Empowerment Practical Program from Kenya has completed its plan of an intensive marketing company to draw public attention to the online dispute resolution platform from the Utatuzi Center. Not every Kenyan can afford legal proceedings, as well as the mediators services for faster dispute resolution. The level of legal education of everyone also does not allow to understand the procedures for solving legal problems, and therefore people do not want to waste time on this and are distrustful of the employees of the justice authorities and human rights organizations trying to facilitate this
The team participating in the Kyiv Legal Empowerment Practical Program (KyivLEPP-2020) from Ukraine and Poland began to implement its plan to create a cross-border interactive IT platform for legal clinics. It is quite difficult to calculate the exact number of our migrant workers in Poland. According to the State Statistics Service, during 2015-2017, approximately 1.3 million people left our country, most of them to Poland, Russia and Italy. Many of them work illegally, as it is difficult for them to understand all the intricacies of employment abroad. And if a person gets injured in the workplace, such a person would
Kenyan people came up with this online event last year on a design thinking course of the Kyiv Legal Empowerment Practical Program to popularize their virtual platform for alternative dispute resolution. What useful technical solutions were presented during ADR Week and what did the School demonstrate directly? The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the world that many current solutions to legal problems are in dire need of new technologies for efficient and uninterrupted operations. A number of such tools were demonstrated last week within Alternative Dispute Resolution Week (ADR Week) in Kenya. The main attention was paid to the alternative dispute