Empowering Kenyans with the Law
A civic platform dedicated to transparent, law-linked community reporting across all 47 counties of Kenya.
“Report-It exists to empower every Kenyan citizen — regardless of background, location, or social status — to access justice through the law. We believe that when citizens are informed and empowered, communities become safer, corruption decreases, and accountability prevails.”
— The Report-It Mission
Our Three Pillars
Transparency
Every report is traceable to a specific law with an exact section and penalty. Citizens know exactly what law applies to what they have witnessed.
Accountability
Reports are routed to the correct enforcement agency — Kenya Police, DCI, EACC, NCIC, or ODPP — ensuring action is taken by the right body.
Community Safety
By reporting incidents, communities build a picture of local crime patterns, enabling proactive policing and community-led solutions across Kenya.
Automatic Law Matching
When you select an incident type, our system automatically identifies the applicable Kenyan law — from the Penal Code Cap 63 to the Computer Misuse & Cybercrimes Act 2018. No legal knowledge required. Just describe what happened, and Report-It does the rest.
Who We Serve
Citizens
Every Kenyan who witnesses or experiences a crime or injustice and wants to report it safely.
Journalists
Investigative journalists tracking corruption, crime trends, and accountability stories across Kenya.
NGOs
Non-governmental organisations working in human rights, gender-based violence, and community development.
Law Enforcement
Police, DCI, EACC, and other agencies receiving structured, law-referenced reports for faster action.
Our Founder
Report-It was founded with a singular vision: that every Kenyan citizen deserves access to justice, and that technology should bridge the gap between communities and the law.
Dr. James Mulli
Honorary Consul of Kenya to Luxembourg — Founder
Dr. Mulli brings decades of legal expertise and a deep commitment to Kenyan civic society. His work as Honorary Consul reflects his dedication to Kenya’s standing in the international community and his belief in the rule of law.
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