Continues capacity building trainings are provided for Police and Correction Officers that enhanced their knowledge and skills in the application of human rights practices in policing and correction. We monitored the performances of these officers and host engagement meetings them to discuss our findings intended to promote the rule of law, and fundamental human rights of community residents. Continues follow-ups and monitoring exercises are being carryout and used findings for sustained education and advocacy for policy reforms. 

The need for legal counsel and supports, rights to communication with family and lawyers, the rights to requalification, and integrations into communities especially for the most vulnerable detainees, remains key to RHRAP education and advocacy intervention. RHRAP provides awareness education lectures to inmates on their rights to legal representation, to communicate with their families and lawyers amongst. the awareness has improved the understanding of their legal rights concerned with detention, information on access to pro bono legal supports, the rights to reintegration into communities, as well as improved living conditions in prisons, and rights to use phones provided by RHRAP and its partner SHED. The provision of the desk phones has established connection between detainees and their families, while the awareness is providing understanding between detainees and prison authorities thus easing fraction/tension in the prisons.