Kenya plans to enhance its fight against transnational crimes through better collaboration with international partners, a judiciary official on Wednesday said.
Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu told a regional justice forum in Nairobi that in spite significant steps to improve its legislative and regulatory framework, Kenya remains vulnerable to transnational crimes.
‘`We are seeking to sign more cooperation agreements with global partners so as to curb transnational crime by both domestic and foreign organised criminal entities,” Mwilu said at a conference on human trafficking and international organised crimes.
The event brought over 100 local and international jurists, senior government officials to discuss causes of and responses to transnational crimes.
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