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Chief Justice Martha Koome has called on alternative justice system practitioners to embrace honesty and integrity in their work to ensure transparency and fairness in dispensing justice. The chief justice spoke in Isiolo county, when she graced the launch of ajs centre which she said marks a milestone for local judiciary. Koome also announced the pardoning of thirty-seven convicts at the Isiolo G.K prison, as part of efforts to decongest correctional facilities.
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CJ Koome calls for an alternative justice system as part of efforts to decongest Kenyan prisons
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