Kenya has taken remarkable strides in championing gender equality and eradicating discrimination, with the Constitution in Article 27 explicitly prohibiting bias on the grounds of sex. However, the absence of a precise consti...

On Wednesday, March 5, 2025, the Avid Readers’ Forum hosted a significant webinar on the relationship between the International Criminal Court and Africa. The discussion was based on an article authored by Prof. Brandon Canno...

Demonstrating legal acumen and advocacy excellence, Kabarak Law School showcased its prowess at the 1st Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration (NCIA) Domestic Arbitration Moot 2025. Our distinguished team—Kelvin Musyimi, Austin...

With the 2027 elections coming up, the question of gender equality is intensifying by the day. This is exemplified with the looming conversation of the scrapping of the woman representative seat.[2] Article 27(8) of the Constitution ...

 The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (2002), under Article 7(3) provides that the definition of gender in the Rome Statute shall be taken to mean; the two sexes, male and female, within the context of the societ...

Excellence in legal advocacy and research was on full display as our students secured multiple top honors at the Wakili wa Watoto Moot Court Competition. Their remarkable performance, intellectual rigor, and mastery of legal arg...