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Just like in US, Kenya abortion rights battle to be decided at fall of judge's gavel - Vimarsana News

Just like in US, Kenya abortion rights battle to be decided at fall of judge's gavel

In March, a judge called on Parliament to fast-track laws that provide access to safe abortion. His decision was appealed by DPP Noordin Haji and a Christian organisation.

Courts turning the tide on sexual, reproductive health rights - Vimarsana News

Courts turning the tide on sexual, reproductive health rights

Experts are now urging the Executive to pull its part and entrench progressive sexual and reproductive health policies to match with the times and the law.

Why doctors, women in abortion cases cannot be prosecuted - Vimarsana News

Why doctors, women in abortion cases cannot be prosecuted

Court rules Penal Code not consistent with the Constitution and the right to abortion is a fundamental right but it can't be said to be to be absolute

Court ends two years of battle over millionaire pastor burial - Vimarsana News

Court ends two years of battle over millionaire pastor burial

THE STANDARD RIFT VALLEY The late Musa Magodo, who founded the Magodo International Ministries [Photo: Courtesy] Millionaire Archbishop Musa Magodo will finally be buried at his matrimonial home at Gataka, Kajiado County. Justice Lydiah Achode yesterday ordered that the body that had been lying at Umash Funeral Home be released to Gladys Ingaiza for burial. At the same time, the court ordered Ingaiza to consult with Magodo’s other widows Margaret Makungu and Gladys Nekesa and the bishop’s father and brother on burial plans. The Family Court’s verdict on where the Magodo Ministries Archb...

Lawyers back Maraga, urge court send MPs home - Vimarsana News

Lawyers back Maraga, urge court send MPs home

THE STANDARD NATIONAL Former Chief Justice David Maraga [Courtesy] Under the 2010 constitution, Kenya had five years to enact laws ensuring no more than two-thirds of members of elective public bodies are of the same gender. And on Wednesday, the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) argued the August House cannot escape the wrath of the law for its failure. LSK president Nelson Havi, in his submissions before a five-judge bench, was of the view that Covid-19 cannot stop the country from conducting by-elections once the President sends the MPs home. “Failure by Parliament to enact two-third gender ru...