A people's Constitution: Honour the spirit, not just the letter
Keynote address by Gitobu Imanyara Commemorating the Fifteenth Anniversary of the Constitution of Ke...
The surge that is femicide: Analysing the social, cultural and historical perspectives of femicide in Kenya
Muthoni Gichimu* Introduction Death, is often viewed as a great equaliser that strikes all indiscrim...
Deconstructing walls: Identifying the devolution financial portholes from camp to integrated settlement under the Shirika plan
By Esther-Blessing Nasimiyu* Introduction Picture a campsite. The said camp is not the idyllic one y...
Tribute to Justice Majanja
By Justice Richard Mwongo* Oh! Judiciary, Tears stall over closed eyelids Death Stings even if...
The fallacy of judicial specialisation: A critique of the Supreme Court’s decision in R v Karisa Chengo
Levy Masinde Omuse* Introduction The case of R v Karisa Chengo was an appeal by the Director of Publ...
Destitution and femicide: Examining the vulnerability of young women in Kenya’s informal settlement
Joy Bii* Femicide is the gender-based killing of women because they are women, regardless of motive ...
Incorporating gender as the fourth element of a crime in Kenya: Lessons from Mexico and South Africa
Megan Tess* and Maisy Mueni* 'What is not seen is not addressed. If you don't name them [femic...
Anchored in integrity, aspiring for excellence: Charting the next fifteen years
This is the Keynote Address that was delivered by Professor PLO Lumumba, during the 15th A...
Femicide symposium editorial
Femicide is a gendered form of violence that was first defined as a feminist concept by Jill Radford...
Forthcoming volume of the Kabarak Law Review (Volume 4, 2025) – Out soon
Elvis Mogesa Ongiri* We are pleased to announce that the fourth volume of the Kabarak Law Review wil...
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