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.
Concerned Citizen
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.
WHY?
Report-It.org exists because too many systems fail,
..because silence protects wrongdoing, but collective action exposes it. As concerned citizens, we can no longer rely solely on institutions to police themselves in a rapidly changing, information-saturated world. This platform stands as a tool for truth, accountability, and civic courage, enabling individuals to speak out, document injustice, and demand transparency.
Report-it! Kenya! 