Litigation

Why the High Court said MCAs will earn a salary until March 2018

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Last week the High Court at Milimani caused a furor after ruling that Members of County Assemblies popularly known as MCA’s are to be paid their dues until March 2018. […]
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Case challenging parastatal appointments referred to CJ

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A case contesting the President’s appointments of state corporations heads has been referred to Chief Justice David Maraga for constitution of a bench to hear it. The case was filed […]
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Are Presidential Results at Constituency Level Final?

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On April 7, 2017, a three-judge bench of the High Court, in a case that Katiba Institute was an amicus curiae, ruled that presidential results at the  constituency level are […]
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How Courts Continue to Thwart State’s Agenda to Stifle the Rights to Assemble and Demonstrate

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The Confidence from the Constitution On a sunny Tuesday morning in January there was an awkward scene outside Milimani Courts. Hundreds of doctors gathered, most in their signature white coats […]
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A crucial case on freedom of association in Kenya

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Freedom of association is fundamental to a healthy democracy. It enables us as social beings to form organisations with others, to express our political —and other—views, and to collaborate with […]
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Kenya School of Law will admit non-Kenyans, court rules

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By Dzuya Walter For Citizen Digital High Court Judge John Mativo has quashed a decision directing Kenya School of Law not to admit non-Kenyans into the Advocates Training Programme saying […]
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The Court of Appeal Decision on Refugees Repatriation

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On the 17th of February 2017, the Court of Appeal affirmed the 2014 decision of the High Court finding the directive by the Government requiring all urban refugees to report […]
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High Court Judgment on the unconstitutionality of the Cabinet

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In 2015, Marilyn Kamuru, Daisy Jerop and the Centre for Rights Education and Awareness approached the High Court to challenge the constitution of the cabinet. The Petitioners argued that the […]
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