The release of BBC “Blood Parliament” documentary and the Amnesty International 2024-2025 Kenya report whipped up a political storm this week. Accusations of bad faith completely miss the point. Victim centered thinking knows, only justice, not amnesia, heals national wounds.

On Wednesday, one of the world’s worst conflicts entered its third year with no end in sight. Kenya Government needs to do more to demonstrate its commitment to ending the Sudan war.

Dutch royal couple Kenya visit provided another opportunity to alert the international community that justice remains unaddressed

2024 saw unprecedented strategic litigation around enforced appearances, arbitrary arrests and the right to assembly and expression.

Scarves don't protect women. Parliamentary efforts needs a change of direction to effectively address femicide epidemic

Several enforced disappearances crushed the Christmas spirit for many Kenyans this week. Many are wondering what happens next?

Recent events have left me reflecting on the growing danger for state officers in important constitutional offices and our democracy.

After a five-month delay, the Reverend Mutava Musyimi led Taskforce offers few fresh perspectives

In crisis, a nation can easily twist sharply or even meander towards constitutionalism, authoritarianism or anarchy.

Led by the anti-colonial generation and Generation X, Saba Saba Day was pivotal. What is the significance of the Gen Z movement today?

Now Kenyan courts have declared the military deployment is legal to protect life and property, what standards must be upheld?

Seen as a rejection of the 2024 Taxation Bill, the tensions unmask a systemic problem with public participation, policymaking and policing