Posts by Joshua Kimani
THE ROLE OF NON-STATE ACTORS IN THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
What are non-state actors? Non-state actors as defined by the Oxford Dictionary are individuals or organizations that have significant political influence but are not allied to any particular country or state. This drops down to the various ever sprouting NGO’s and international organizations and the various corporate organizations. The Preamble of the Universal Declaration of…
Read MoreConstitutional Chaos: The Clash Between Freedom of Expression and Political Authority.
A screengrab of Bomet County Commissioner Ahmed Omar addressing the press on March 19, 2024. In a recent crackdown by the government following disruptive incidents at political events, the arrest of two individuals in Bomet has sparked controversy over the limits of free speech and assembly. The incident, which occurred during a presidential function, has…
Read MoreStrategic Funding and Multisectoral Engagement for Achieving Universal Water Access: A Legal Brief of Kenya’s Imperatives by 2030
Water and Sanitation Principal Secretary (PS) Julius Korir speaking in Nairobi during the Water and Sanitation Investors Conference 2024. PHOTO/COURTESY: X/@MOWSI_KE In the pursuit of ensuring universal access to clean water by 2030, the Kenyan government faces a substantial financial challenge. The estimations set forth by Water and Sanitation Principal Secretary (PS) Julius Korir underscore…
Read MoreValentine’s Day and the Legal Side of Love: A Guide for Kenyan Couples
Valentine’s Day, celebrated on the 14th of February, is a cherished occasion for couples to reaffirm their love and commitment to each other. It’s a time when partners strive to strengthen their bond and nurture their relationship. However, beyond the flowers and chocolates, romantic gestures, and heartfelt declarations, it’s crucial for couples in Kenya to…
Read MorePLACING HOPE ON ADR: ASSESING THE POTENTIAL OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN ENHANCING ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN KENYA
Abstract: This article explores the burgeoning reliance on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms in Kenya to address the numerous challenges afflicting the formal justice system. The article delves into the constitutional provisions and statutory frameworks that support ADR and Traditional Dispute Resolution Mechanisms (TDRM) as well as the problems plaguing the formal justice system. It…
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