According to Article 48 of the Constitution, the State has the duty to ensure access to justice for all persons. There exists the Education Appeals Tribunal whose mandate is to handle appeals from any aggrieved persons dissatisfied with decisions of the County Education Board regarding discrimination in relations to colour, gender, age, tribe, disability and religion among others. Such issues include denial of examinations/examinations certificates, overcharging of school fees, denial of admission to school, hindrances to learning (unfair exclusion of learners), deregistration of school, corporal punishment, gender-based violence (bulling), encroaching, grabbing and settling in school land and examinations malpractices. The Legal Aid Act, 2016, with its objective to ensure the provision of affordable, accessible and sustainable legal aid and promote alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, has included refugees and asylum-seekers among the indigent groups that should benefit from legal aid.