In a groundbreaking event held at Kabarak University Auditorium, the Kabarak University School of Law and Kabarak University Press, in collaboration with the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights and Validity Foundation, launched three crucial publications focused on mental health rights and the criminal justice system. This significant initiative aims to shed light on the challenges faced by individuals with mental health issues within the legal framework, advocate for their rights, and pave the way for a more inclusive and just society.

The 15th Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition witnessed a remarkable display of talent and legal acumen from participants around the world. In this global event, the Kabarak Law School team, comprising Elsy Jemutai and Adeline Kiptoo, showcased their exceptional skills and dedication, earning them recognition and admiration. Their outstanding performance in the memorial writing stage and subsequent rounds has placed them among the top contenders in Africa and has secured them a coveted spot in the Advanced Global rounds to be held in Geneva, Switzerland. Let us celebrate their achievements and wish them all the best for the upcoming global championship.

Kabarak Law School has once again demonstrated its prowess in legal education by coming in second place in the 21st Edition of the John H Jackson Moot Court Competition on WTO Law. The competition, which took place in Ghana, attracted teams from various African countries and served as a stepping stone for the Global rounds to be held in June 2023.

The Grand debate on state and religion held by the Kabarak University Law school at the University Auditorium saw three notable figures sharing their views on the topic. The debate featured Professor Willy Mutunga, Adjunct professor public law at Kabarak University and Emeritus Chief Justice, the Dean of Kabarak University Law school Professor John Ambani, and the Kabarak University Chaplain Rev. Justus Mutuku.

Kabarak Law School is proud to announce the outstanding performance of its team at the second edition of the International Criminal Law Moot Court Competition, held at Strathmore University. The team, consisting of Russel Crowe, Ann Kariuki, and Levy Masinde, put forth a remarkable effort and achieved great success.

Congratulations to Kabarak law students; Adeline Kiptoo, Okoth Jeconea, Marion Jeluget, Timothy Muyendi, Jesse Thaiya and Peter Youngreen for winning the ICC Mediation Moot Competition. The team demonstrated to Kenya and Africa that the Kabarak Law School remains a training powerhouse for upcoming dispute resolution professionals.