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Child born of a Kenyan citizen married to a non-Kenya(Refugee) automatically acquired a Kenyan citizenship by birth
- 4 August 2025
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The petitioner brought a petition on the grounds that there are serious violations or threats to violation of fundamental rights occasioned by the respondents in relation to children born in Kenya parent and the other a Refugee parent ....
The ODPP has a discretion to convert a prosecution witness into an accused person
- 21 July 2025
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The Supreme Court in its mandate to interpret the Constitution under Article 163(4)(a) held that the ODPP had power and discretion to transpose a prosecution witness to be charged as an accused person as far as the decision was procedurally fair, constitutional compliant and free of abuse of process
Woman convicted for aiding and abetting female genital mutilation performed on a UK citizen abroad
- 29 July 2024
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Republic v Amina Noor Central Criminal Court Brian, J February 16, 2024 Reported by Faith Wanjiku & Collins Opwora
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