In Kenya’s tense moment, protests and police conduct spotlight fragile civil liberties, renewing calls for real oversight and active citizen defense of constitutional rights.

Before any carbon deal is signed, communities need a clear map of consent, benefit sharing, and legal safeguards under Kenya’s climate laws and market regulations.

A recent court ruling separates consensual relationships from harassment, offering employers concrete pointers on respectful policies and fair disciplinary process.

Section 21 shields Government from ordinary execution, often delaying successful litigants. This article argues the provision undermines constitutional rights and access to justice.

Consumers have a right to information and safety. This article examines Kenya’s consumer protection framework and why stronger product information standards are needed.

Do disputes arising from charges belong in the ELC or the High Court? This insight unpacks the case law and statutory scheme on jurisdiction over land charges.

Automatic tax-information exchange is expanding. This insight explains CRS reporting duties and the data protection safeguards required when personal data moves across borders.

Kenyan courts have taken different positions on indeterminate life sentences. This article reviews the emerging jurisprudence and the case for principled, consistent sentencing.

Public participation is constitutionally required, but often reduced to a box-ticking exercise. This piece explores what meaningful participation should look like and why “due consideration” matters.

This article breaks down what “informed consent” means in healthcare, why it matters for dignity and bodily autonomy, and how coercion or incomplete information can render consent invalid in practice.

Kenya’s new health laws reshape financing, primary care and digital health implementation. This overview highlights the core changes and the key compliance issues for stakeholders.

Digital credit is growing fast, and so are complaints around recovery and privacy. This piece outlines CBK’s licensing framework and key borrower protections.

Consent is often assumed, but rarely compliant. This article clarifies what valid consent requires and why weak consent exposes organisations to ODPC enforcement.

AI is transforming care, but it also raises new risks on privacy, consent, bias and liability. This article outlines Kenya’s legal direction and the safeguards needed for responsible use.

How far does Article 32 protect religious practice at work or in service delivery? This insight explains reasonable accommodation and the practical limits for employers and institutions.

A title search alone may no longer protect buyers from defective ownership histories. This insight explains the courts’ tougher approach to “notice” and the duty to investigate root of title.

Judicial review is now a constitutional tool for accountability, not just a common-law remedy. This piece reviews recent Supreme Court decisions and what they mean for public decision-making.

Who must register with the ODPC, and what does compliance look like in practice? This insight outlines the requirements and a clear implementation roadmap.