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14 October
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Milimani Commercial Courts fraternity sensitized on integrity and accountability

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Employment and Labour Relations Court Principal Judge Maureen Onyango leads a sensitisation exercise for the Milimani Commercial Courts fraternity on integrity and accountability at the workplace.nnParticipants included judicial officers and staff of ELRC, Small Claims Court and Commercial Magistrates Courts.nn nn ...

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14 October
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Machakos Children Court Users Committee launched

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Chairperson of the NCAJ Standing Committee on the Administration of Justice for Children Justice Teresia Matheka and Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Anne Amadi attended the launch of the Children Court Users Committee at Machakos Law Courts.nnThe Children CUC, whose Chair is Hon M. Otindo (PM), is to champion efficient management of children cases.nn nn ...

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14 October
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DCJ Mwilu with Amnesty International Kenya for a Legal Freedom Clinic

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DCJ Mwilu this morning joined Amnesty International Kenya (AIK) for a Legal Freedom Clinic at Aga Khan Walk, Nairobi. The event was also a commemoration of 10 years of AIK. She commended Amnesty Kenya for a decade of mobilizing and campaigning for human rights for Kenyans.nnThe DCJ stated that the Judiciary is a strong and committed partner and highlighted synergies between Amnesty’s work and the Judiciary’s Social Transformation through Access to Justice (STAJ) vision to advance the common good and overcome exclusion through access to justice.nnJustice Mwilu emphasised the need to improve legal literacy & empowerment, fund & strengthen the...

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07 October
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Justice Eric Ogola installed as Principal Judge of the High Court of Kenya

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Chief Justice Martha Koome wants the new High Court Principal Judge Eric Ogola and the High Court team to clear the cases that have stayed in the court beyond the Social-Transformation-through-Access-to-Justice benchmark of three years.nnShe said that as of today, the High Court has 82,852 pending cases with a backlog of 52,920 cases and 19,701 of these cases have stayed in the court beyond the STAJ benchmark of three years.nnShe called on the Principal Judge to focus on these 19,701 cases during the first year in office and come up with strategies and interventions that will ensure that these cases...

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26 September
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Leonard ?Mambo Mbotela sworn in as member of the National Heroes Council

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nChief Justice Martha Koome witnessed the swearing-in of Leonard ?Mambo Mbotela as a member of the National Heroes Council following ?his appointment last month.?n nThe CJ said it is imperative that we celebrate and appreciate our heroes and ?heroines since our national story is largely the story of the contribution of our ?heroes to the project of nation building.?n nnn?“We can build a new culture and practice of identifying, celebrating ?and supporting our unsung heroes and heroines when they’re still with ?us,” she said. ?nnnThe CJ noted it is the only modest way through which we can show ?appreciation for their heroic...

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26 September
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Members of Copyright Tribunal take oath of office

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nChief Justice Martha Koome presided over the swearing-in of the ?Chairperson of the Copyright Tribunal, Ms. Elizabeth Lenjo and ?Members: Ms Helen Kiende, Mr Wilfred Ogot, Ms Caroline Opiyo ?and Mr Joseph Ndungu at the Supreme Court, Nairobi. ?nnnThe CJ said success of the Copyright Tribunal has an impact on ?fostering creativity and a bearing on the success of our arts and ?cultural industry. ?nnnShe added that this is because these ‘post-industrial’ aspects of ?our economy rely upon copyright law to establish property rights ?and protect revenues. ?nnn?“Therefore, you must robustly enforce copyright law for our ?creatives and other authors...

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23 September
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Judiciary establishes a permanent Court of Appeal station in Nakuru

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Chief Justice Martha Koome presided over the launch of a permanent station for the Court of Appeal in Nakuru, marking a huge milestone in addressing the access-to-justice gap in the appellate court in the Rift Valley region.nnThe CJ said that in line with the Judiciary’s vision of #STAJ, the Judiciary is committed to continuously making interventions to ensure the justice system is accessible, cost-effective, timely and efficient.nnThis is the fifth permanent appellate bench after Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa and Nyeri, with the sixth expected soon in Eldoret.nn"I urge the Rift Valley Law Society Branch and other court users to actively cooperate...

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