Riara University Law Society

THE RIARA UNIVERSITY LAW SOCIETY PRESENTS🥁🥁
A dual screening of two engaging short films:

🎬 The People Shall
A powerful documentary screening exploring the voices, courage, sacrifices, and lived realities of Kenya’s Gen Z movement.

And

🎥 What Shall I Wear to My Funeral?
A bold, thought-provoking reflection on youth activism, justice, leadership, and the real cost of demanding change.

This is not just a film screening. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and ask the hard questions about the present and future of our nation.

📅 Wednesday, 17th June 2026
⏰ 3:00 PM
📍Basement 2, Riara University

Come for the screening. Stay for the conversation.
Hear the voices. Challenge the ideas. Share your perspective.
Open to all Riara University students.

🌍👧🏾🧒🏾 BE THE REASON A CHILD SMILES THIS JUNE! 💜
Dear Riarians,
This 20th June, the Riara University Law Society, in partnership with Wakili wa Watoto, invites you to celebrate the Day of the African Child with children in Mathare, Nairobi.
This year’s theme focuses on ensuring universal access to water, sanitation, and hygiene for every child in Africa 💧🌱.
Rather than simply discussing children’s rights in class, here’s an opportunity to live them out through service, compassion, and community impact.
✨ What we’ll be doing:
🍲 Cooking and feeding children
🎈 Playing and interacting with them
🧹 Participating in a community clean-up exercise
📅 Date: 20th June
⏰ Time: From 9:00 AM
📍 Venue: Mathare, Nairobi
🎟️ Contribution: KES 200
Every ticket helps make the day possible and contributes to creating a memorable experience for the children.
💜 Join us as we celebrate, serve, and stand up for the rights and dignity of every African child.
📲 To register, send KES 200 via M-Pesa to 0714781692 (Name: Trevor), and use the link below⬇️ https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2AsOLEiDV4uQ1cfM-4Euo1DyKN_bWNsqrUSxZkiyT7ja1mQ/viewform?usp=header

Unlawful death is never just an isolated tragedy, it’s often rooted in systems of land injustice, political power, impunity, and social inequality.

For the 2026 Riara Law Review theme, we invite critical conversations on “The Ecology of Unlawful Death in Kenya.”The edition seeks to interrogate the intersections of law, governance, land, socio-politics, and accountability in shaping justice in Kenya.✨

Welcome, Class of 2026! ⚖️✨

The Riara Law Society is absolutely delighted to welcome you to Riara School and to the beginning of what promises to be an exciting and memorable journey. As you step into this new chapter, we invite you to become part of a vibrant community where ideas are shared, voices are heard, and future leaders in law are nurtured.

As we kick off orientation day, we hope you’re ready for an experience filled with energy, learning, and plenty of fun. Don’t be afraid to get involved, ask questions, and make the most of every opportunity that comes your way.
Once again, welcome to Riara School and here’s to an amazing, exciting, and unforgettable journey ahead!✨

As Riara Law School, we’re proud to share that our very own Ryan Kamundia, Hafsa Yussuf, and Avni Anyango emerged 1st Runners-Up at the Inaugural ODPC Moot Court Competition, held at the Supreme Court of Kenya ⚖️🔥

An incredible achievement and congratulations on representing us with excellence 👏

As Riara Law School, we’re proud to share that our very own Ryan Kamundia, Hafsa Yussuf, and Avni Anyango emerged 1st Runners-Up at the Inaugural Office of the Data Protection Commissioner Moot Court Competition, held at the Supreme Court of Kenya ⚖️

An incredible achievement and congratulations on representing us with excellence 👏

Congratulations to the newly elected Riara University Law Society Committee 2023-2024🤝🏼🤗