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"The Council of Legal Education should consider our plight" a Kenya School of Law student pleads

Good morning bro, My name is (withheld). I am asking you to consider using your activism network & spirit to help a section of us (KSL students) get justice. Some of us wrote our Bar Examination in 2018 & 2019 & either didn't pass all the papers or didn't sit for all the papers because of financial constraints. Those o

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Good morning bro, My name is (withheld). I am asking you to consider using your activism network & spirit to help a section of us (KSL students) get justice. Some of us wrote our Bar Examination in 2018 & 2019 & either didn't pass all the papers or didn't sit for all the papers because of financial constraints. Those of us who didn't pass a paper or those of us who didn't sit for all the papers had hoped to sit for resits/special examination in the subsequent years, depending on the availability of finances to cater for the same. First forward, COVID-19 broke out in Kenya in March 2020 & so those of us who had hoped to sit for resits/special examination in July & November 2020 didn't sit for the same as Council for Legal Education (CLE), the...

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