Micro Justice
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The document discusses a project called Micro Justice that aims to empower the poor in Kenya through web and mobile technologies to provide legal aid. It seeks feedback on how to involve the tech community, improve the current website, use mobile technologies, and conduct outreach activities. Suggestions include forming a developer group, improving website calls to action and content accessibility on mobile, conducting mobile legal clinics, and leveraging local ambassadors and organizations for outreach.
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