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Triumph on the Global Stage as Kabarak Law Students Shine at 2025 Nuremberg Moot Court

Kabarak University proudly celebrates an outstanding achievement by our School of Law at the 2025 Nuremberg Moot Court Competition held from July 23 to 26 in Nuremberg, Germany.

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School of Law Finalists Capture a Moment to Remember

As the curtains begin to close on their academic journey, the School of Law Class of 2025 at Kabarak University came together to commemorate their final days on campus with a memorable photo session. Dressed in sharp professional attire and brimming with smiles, the finalists exuded confidence, unity, and pride—hallmarks of a group prepared to step boldly into the world of legal practice.

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Kabarak Law Student Crowned Best English Oralist at Prestigious African Human Rights Moot

Kabarak University is proud to celebrate a remarkable achievement by our own Adeline Kiptoo, who has been crowned Best English Oralist at the 34th Cristof Heyns African Human Rights Moot Court Competition, held at the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

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A Stellar Debut at The Hague: Kabarak Law Shines on the Global Stage

Kabarak University School of Law has marked an inspiring milestone with its first-ever participation in the prestigious International Bar Association International Criminal Court Moot Court Competition (IBA ICCMCC), held from 11–18 June at The Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies, Leiden University, The Netherlands.

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Kabarak triumphs at the 23rd Edition of the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition—12th Africa Regional Rounds

Building on the legacy of excellence from the 11th Africa Regional Rounds in April 2024, Kabarak University Law School has once again made history by clinching victory at the 12th Africa Regional Rounds of the 23rd John H Jackson Moot Court Competition, focused on international trade law. This competition was held at Strathmore University, Nairobi, Kenya, from 23rd to 26th April 2025.

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Analysing The Overlooked Role of Childhood Trauma Caused by Domestic Violence in Sentencing Guilty Offenders in Kenya

Domestic violence remains a persistent scourge in the lives of many Kenyans, with thousands of victims being reported yearly.[1] Domestic violence is violence or the threat of violence against a person currently in or has been in a domestic relationship.[2] Although domestic violence typically occurs between two or more adults, children can also be affected, either as direct victims or through indirect exposure.[3] While the direct victims of domestic violence come out scathed and jaded, this paper contends that the lasting impact on children is equally profound. These children do not simply observe violence; they internalise it, carrying psychological trauma and behavioural patterns into adulthood. When these children later appear in Court as offenders in domestic violence cases, should their traumatic upbringing mitigate their sentence? Or, conversely, where they have undergone therapy or received substantial help and thus comprehend the consequences of domestic violence fully, should this be treated as an aggravating factor?

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