Free AI-Based Constitutional Rights Reference App for African Countries
A product announcement describes an AI tool offering free, direct access to the constitutions of Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa, aimed at helping people understand their legal rights and avoid being exploited due to lack of legal knowledge. The post is a launch announcement rather than a first-person account of the underlying pain.
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