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An analysis of the legal framework guiding the rights of juvenile delinquents in Kenya
The legal framework in Kenya does not adequately protect the rights of children in conflict with the law. 17 Despite the children rights advancement, reform on legislation touching on child offenders is the most marginalized, disregarded and unwanted issue. This is because children rights are advanc
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