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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

  On the 13th of December 2016 the Supreme Court, now fully constituted, sat to hear an application that had been brought by two convicts previously on death row [The […]

This week, Katiba Institute’s Litigation Unit will be at the Court of Appeal for an appeal, to be heard on October 13th 2016 by Judges of Appeal, Waki, Azangalala and Kiage […]