Malawi Law Commission

Malawi Law Commission An institution mandated to reform and promote public awareness of the Laws of Malawi Welcome to the official page of the Law Commission.

The Law Commission is an independent institution established under Chapter XII of the Constitution of the Republic of Malawi. The Commission has the mandate to review and make recommendations relating to the repeal and amendment of laws for conformity with the Constitution and applicable international law. Our core business centers on Law Reform. We are required to amend and make recommendations regarding any matter pertaining to the Constitution. We also review any matter pertaining to the laws of Malawi so that they are in conformity with the Constitution and applicable international laws. Law Reform may involve just amending a law, or actually replacing an old law with a new law, or where there is need for a new law, developing one. After reviewing any law, the Law Commission makes recommendations by submitting a particular law reform Report to government through the Minister of Justice. Our recommendations may either be legislative or policy in nature.

Are you a public, private or corporate institution interested in making a difference in Malawi?It is said "Ignorance of ...
07/10/2026

Are you a public, private or corporate institution interested in making a difference in Malawi?

It is said "Ignorance of the law is no defence in a court of law" (Kusadziwa n'kufa komwe)

But how can they know if they are not told?

The Law Commission, therefore, is implementing the National Law Literacy Programme to promote legal literacy among members of the public with the goal of improving access to justice and strengthening good governance.

Join us in promoting legal literacy and empowering Malawians with knowledge of their rights, responsibilities and the laws that govern them.

Partner with the Law Commission and be part of the movement to make the law more accessible to everyone.

Scan the code or follow the link:https://bit.ly/4y6rUh2 to discover how you can contribute to access to justice and good governance.




"Ignorance of the law is no defence""Kusadziwa n'kufa komwe"But how can they know if they are not told?It is for this re...
06/10/2026

"Ignorance of the law is no defence"
"Kusadziwa n'kufa komwe"
But how can they know if they are not told?

It is for this reason that the Law Commission is implementing the National Law Literacy Programme to promote legal literacy among members of the public with the goal of improving access to justice and strengthening good governance.

Follow the link https://bit.ly/4xQooa4 or scan the code to learn more about the Programme.




LAW COMMISSION RECOGNISED FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC SECTOR COMMUNICATIONSThe Law Commission has been recognised and award...
05/10/2026

LAW COMMISSION RECOGNISED FOR EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC SECTOR COMMUNICATIONS

The Law Commission has been recognised and awarded Excellence in Public Sector Communications by the Public Relations Society of Malawi (PRSM).

The recognition celebrates the Commission’s innovative communication approaches in delivering its mandate of promoting public awareness of the Laws of Malawi.

Through its civic education and public relations initiatives, the Commission continues to take the law closer to the people by simplifying legal information and conducting public awareness campaigns. In recent months, these initiatives have reached various stakeholders across the country.

The Commission has also adopted diverse and inclusive communication formats, including Braille materials, comic books and social media content, to make information on the law more accessible to different audiences.

Through its social media platforms, the Commission further provides opportunities for citizens to ask questions, engage directly with the Commission and receive information on laws affecting their lives.

The recognition by PRSM is a testament to the Commission’s continued efforts to make the law more accessible, understandable and relevant to the people of Malawi.

Kodi mukudziwa kuti kumuchitira munthu nkhanza zokhudza kugonana sikukutengera kumugwira kapena kumukhudza kokha? Kuyank...
05/10/2026

Kodi mukudziwa kuti kumuchitira munthu nkhanza zokhudza kugonana sikukutengera kumugwira kapena kumukhudza kokha? Kuyankhula mau osonyeza kumukhumba munthu pankhani zogonana pomwe mwini wake saakufuna ndi mlandu mmalamulo a dziko lino la Malawi.

Pitirizani kutsatira tsamba lino kuti mudziwe mwatsatanetsatane malamulo a dziko lino la Malawi


Are you aware that sexual harassment is not physical contact only? And that a person commits an act of sexual harassment...
05/10/2026

Are you aware that sexual harassment is not physical contact only? And that a person commits an act of sexual harassment by engaging in any form of unwanted verbal or non verbal conduct that would offend or humiliate another person is unlawful?

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Gender Equality Act stresses that there should be transparency in public sector appointments and recruitment and that a ...
01/10/2026

Gender Equality Act stresses that there should be transparency in public sector appointments and recruitment and that a person interviewed to be recruited in public service shall be entitled to information on the recruitment upon request.

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Lamulo loona kuti Pasakhale kusiyana Pakati pa Amuna ndi Akazi limatsindikanso kuti pakuyenereka kukhala chilungamo pole...
01/10/2026

Lamulo loona kuti Pasakhale kusiyana Pakati pa Amuna ndi Akazi limatsindikanso kuti pakuyenereka kukhala chilungamo polemba anthu ntchito m'boma ndipo kuti munthu amene anachita nawo intavyu kuti apeze nawo ntchito m'boma Ali ndi ufulu wopeza zotsatira za ma intavyu akapempha

Pitirizani kutsatira tsamba lino kuti mudziwe mwatsatanetsatane malamulo a dziko lino la Malawi


Kodi kuchuluka kwa Amuna ndi Akazi omwe akuyendera kulembedwa ntchito m'boma kukuyenereka kukhala kotani malinga ndi Lam...
22/09/2026

Kodi kuchuluka kwa Amuna ndi Akazi omwe akuyendera kulembedwa ntchito m'boma kukuyenereka kukhala kotani malinga ndi Lamulo loona kuti Pasakhale kusiyana Pakati pa Amuna ndi Akazi (Gender Equality Act)?

Pitirizani kutsatira tsamba lino kuti mudziwe mwatsatanetsatane malamulo a dziko lino la Malawi


What are the employment quotas in the public service recruitment according to the Gender Equality Act?Continue following...
22/09/2026

What are the employment quotas in the public service recruitment according to the Gender Equality Act?

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22/09/2026

Address

Filimon House, Off African Unity Avenue, City Centre
Lilongwe

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 16:30
Tuesday 07:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 07:30 - 16:30
Thursday 07:30 - 16:30
Friday 07:30 - 16:30

Telephone

+2651772841

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