The Law Commission has been recognised as one of the institutions that have exhibited exemplary service and dedication to promoting Institutional Integrity. The recognition was made by the Anti-Corruption Bureau during this year’s commemoration of Anti-Corruption Day, which was held today at the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC). The Law Commission and four other institutions,…
Today, we are at Mapiko Village under T/A Kalonga in Salima District delivering a community legal empowerment session aimed at promoting access to justice. The training focuses on raising awareness of laws that protect people’s rights and strengthening community capacity to seek remedies when those rights are violated, with particular focus on women and girls….
After concluding our engagements in Ngabu, Chikhwawa, we wrapped up last week with a capacity-building session on child protection laws for Community-Based Child Protection Structures at T/A Kunthembwe in Blantyre District. Participants were oriented on key legal frameworks governing child protection, with discussions focusing on child rights, forms of violence against children, prevention of child…
The Law Commission today conducted a sensitisation meeting with members of staff from the Reserve Bank of Malawi – Mzuzu Branch. This is part of its ongoing efforts to fulfil its mandate of creating awareness on the Laws of Malawi and the Constitution. During the session, the Commission shared knowledge on the Marriage, Divorce and…
On 4th May 2026, the Law Commission conducted a capacity building session for Community-Based Child Protection Structures on child protection laws at T/A Kampingo Sibande in Mzimba District. The training aimed at enhancing community knowledge of child protection laws and their role in safeguarding the rights and welfare of children within their communities. Participants were…
The Law Commission on 28th November, 2024, joined the Irish Consortium on Gender Based Violence and other stakeholders on a 4 kilometre walk to commemorate the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV). The walk was also held to support Chisomo Kalumula, who is running 16 kilometres for 16 days to symbolise the 16…
