CIVIL SOCIETY & PUBLIC INTEREST
NGOs & Human-Rights Organisations
Pro bono forensic support and digital evidence preservation.
We take on pro bono work for non-profit and human-rights organisations in Kenya, providing independent evidence examination for public-interest cases.
Public Interest Casework
Vulnerable Land Tenure Rights
Examining disputed allotment letters, land title transfers, and ancestral property documentation.
Digital Evidence in Civil Rights Cases
Preserving mobile messaging records and photo metadata in human rights documentation matters.
Pro Bono Forensic Support
Pro bono casework for non-profit and human-rights organisations.
Primary Capabilities for This Sector
Questioned Document Examination
Verifying signatures and historical records on disputed land instruments.
Mobile Device Forensics
Preserving mobile communications and recovering deleted messages where the data is still recoverable.
OSINT Investigations
Lawful open-source mapping to corroborate public interest reports.
Disputed Community Land Allotment
Suppose a human-rights organisation needs questionable allotment letters examined because they threaten a community's land rights.
Illustrative scenarios showing how we approach typical matters. They are not accounts of specific client cases.
What You Receive
Pro bono forensic examination report for non-profit and human-rights organisations.
Chain-of-custody documentation recording how each exhibit was handled.
Expert testimony in judicial proceedings when instructed by counsel or the court.
Start with a
confidential conversation.
View Park Towers, 20th Floor, Nairobi
Monday–Friday 08:30–17:00 · Saturday 10:00–14:00
Remote consultations available on request.
Please don't send case details or evidence until we've agreed a secure way to receive them.