More than 400 international delegates are in the Kenyan capital Nairobi for a five-day international law conference. The Asian-African Legal Consultative Organisation brings together representatives from 47 countries. Discussions will centre on promoting the rule of law in Asia and Africa, combating trans-national organised crime, cyber and environmental crimes and terrorism. Kenyan and Chinese delegates have met on the sidelines of the conference to discuss combating illegal trade in wild flora and fauna within an international law framework.
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