High Court judges rule that the former CJ's opinion is unconstitutional.
By Sam Kiplagat
Court Reporter
Nation Media Group
The High Court has quashed a September 2020 advisory opinion by former Chief Justice David Maraga calling for the dissolution of Parliament over the failure to enact legislation to implement the two-thirds gender principle, declaring the opinion unconstitutional.
A five-judge bench noted that Parliament had made several attempts to implement the gender rule, including pursuing constitutional amendments aimed at giving effect to the principle.
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