About Haki Zako
A public interest organisation making the law a practical tool for everyday life in Kenya.
Mission & Vision
To educate people and communities on human rights and everyday justice.
Making the law a practical tool for everyday life. We believe that rights only matter when people know them, understand them, and can use them.
When people know their rights and can apply them, they become more capable participants in a fair and just society.
How change happens
- Step 1
The problem
Most Kenyans facing a legal problem take no action, often because they do not know their rights or where to go, and there is roughly one lawyer for every 2,900 people.
- Step 2
What we do
Plain-language rights education online (Haki101), in-person community sessions and legal clinics (HakiKwaGround), a free AI rights navigator available 24/7 (Ask Haki), and a network of volunteer professionals (Haki Zako Network).
- Step 3
What changes
People understand their rights, know which institution to approach, and take action through bodies like the Labour Office, IPOA, CAJ, KNCHR and ODPC.
- Step 4
The long-term result
Communities that use the law as a practical tool, and public institutions that are held to account.
Our Team
A dedicated team of professionals working to make legal education accessible to everyone.
Robi Chacha Mosenda
Founder
Human rights lawyer and advocate. Leads Haki Zako's strategy, programmes, and external partnerships.
Stacy Kioko
Community Organizing and Comms Lead
Communications specialist translating complex legal concepts into engaging, shareable social media content.
Advisory Board
Kavutha Mutua
Public Interest Law
Clinton Obura
Digital Rights & Policy
Harry Ouko
Governance & Accountability
Legal & Registration
Haki Zako is a programme of Tujue Haki Zetu Foundation, a company limited by guarantee registered in Kenya. Registration No. CLG-VXF29B.
Address: Ikigai, 90 James Gichuru Road, Nairobi, Kenya.