'The Bill of Rights are not an inspiration; they are a vested right that is to be exercised and enjoyed by the citizens of this Country.'
The government has been given 90 days to develop regulations governing public demonstrations, picketing and the use of force, in line with the Constitution.
The High Court in Kisumu ruled that regulations on public order management would provide certainty on how citizens exercise their rights under Article 37 and offer clear guidelines to the National Police Service (NPS) under Article 244 of the Constitution.
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The High Court ruling is in line with the Bill of Rights in the Constitution.
While giving the suggestion the judge said that the matter has not been on any order paper set for debate at the Senate and the…
High Court says wananchi have a right to know how their tax is spent.
The High Court has ordered the government to disclose the Sh1.7 billion deal with the US for the Ebola quarantine facility within…
The petition has been filed jointly with Muslims for Human Rights (Muhuri) and She Rises Organisation.
Civil society organisations and legal groups have given the government a 40-day ultimatum to act on rising cases of gender-based…
