The Lesotho Law Reform Commission (LRC) is an institute established by Lesotho Law Reform Act No. 9 of 1993, with a view to review the laws of the country and to recommend an appropriate action by the Government.  This process is called “Law Reform”.

The Law Reform Commission (LRC) discharges its mandate by, among others, establishing what the society’s legal needs are and to make recommendations to address them.  This is due to the fact that it is not possible for the Parliament, which makes laws, to gather all the information required for enactment of new laws as well as revision of the outdated ones. The Law Reform Commission is therefore, a liaising body between the Parliament, the Government and the society at large.

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