Law Society of Kenya President Faith Odhiambo noted that the arrest and detention of Mulei at Capitol Hill Police Station is a violation of her rights as the alleged offense […]

The politicians were responding to questions about “abductions”, of course. Many people have expressed their disgust and anger at the way in which politicians responded to the desperation of Kenyans, […]

I wrote last August about the case on the 2023 Finance Act in the Court of Appeal. That court had held the Act invalid because of lack of public participation. […]

The case: Okoiti v Kenya Ports Authority & 5 Others (Petition E045 of [2021] & E018 of [2022] (Consolidated)) [2023] KEHC 20571 (KLR) (18 July 2023) (Judgment)  KI’s Role: KI […]

Katiba Institute seeks to engage a consultant who will assist in digitizing files in a manner that ensures they are secure and accessible. Objectives The objectives of the digitisation process […]

The number and variety of cases in which decisions have been declared unconstitutional in Kenya due to a lack of public participation shows how intricate public participation can be. PSC […]

Katiba Institute was part of the Summit on Constitutionalism and Democratic Consolidation held in Gaborone, Botswana  July 6 to 8, 2022.  The summit was co-hosted by the Government of Botswana […]

Katiba Institute in partnership with the Media Council of Kenya engaged journalists from #Turkana county on their role as Human Rights Defenders. The training was held on 24th June, 2022 […]