High Court Judge Caroline Kendagor presided over the swearing-in of Demas Kiprono, Kantim Mwanik, Maseme Machuka, Polly Waweru, and Nassra Omar as Chairperson and members, respectively, of the Complaints Commission of the Media Council of Kenya. ...
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Chief Justice Martha Koome launched the Judicial Bench Book on Trafficking in Persons for Sexual Exploitation. Trafficking in persons, particularly for sexual exploitation, represents one of the most heinous violations of human rights. It predominantly affects women and girls, who are lured, coerced, and forced into situations of exploitation that strip them of their dignity and freedom. The Bench Book on Trafficking in Persons for Sexual Exploitation is designed to enhance the understanding of this complex and pervasive crime among all judicial officers and justice players. The Bench Book explains the elements of trafficking for sexual exploitation, and sheds light on...
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Family, friends and the Judiciary fraternity congregate at Lavington SDA Church to bid farewell to the late Justice Daniel Ogembo, who passed away on Wednesday, July 17, 2024. [gallery size="medium" ids="34717,34718,34719,34720,34721,34722,34723,34724,34725,34726,34727,34728,34729,34730,34731,34732,34733,34734,34735,34736"]...
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Chief Justice Martha Koome presides over the swearing -in of Dr. Purity Ngina as Secretary/CEO to the National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) at the Supreme Court, Nairobi. [gallery size="medium" ids="34712,34713,34714"] ...
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AJS launched in Trans Nzoia County Alternative Justice Systems (AJS) County Action Plans and Suites have been launched at Trans Nzoia County to address the substantial justice gap of about17% consisting of mainly people who do not seek justice at all. Speaking during the launch, Supreme Court Judge and Director Kenya Judiciary Academy (KJA) Dr Smokin Wanjala noted that three Alternative Justice Systems Suites (Ukumbi) had been launched in Kitale, Kiminini and Cherangany to expand access to justice for all Kenyans. He observed that the AJS Ukumbi will not only serve as a physical seat but also as a symbol of hope, autonomy...
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Judiciary holds a National Day of Prayer and Fasting to remember departed judges, Judicial Officers and Staff as well as pray for Integrity, righteousness & justice; Comfort & Peace; Judiciary leadership - Wisdom; Judiciary Families; Nation- Unity & Understanding, Peace & Prosperity, and Protection, Premature deaths & misfortune, Strength in the Institution, among other issues. The Milimani event was presided over by Chief Justice Martha Koome. [gallery size="medium" ids="34657,34658,34659,34660,34661,34662,34663,34664,34665,34666,34667,34668,34669,34670,34671,34672,34673,34674,34675,34676,34677,34678,34679,34680,34681,34682,34683,34684"]...
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Chief Registrar of the Judiciary, Hon. Winfridah Mokaya, made a memorable return to Kipsigis Girls High School, her alma mater, expressing deep nostalgia and gratitude. "Returning to Kipsigis Girls High School brings back so many cherished memories!" Mokaya remarked. " During my time here, I not only gained a solid education but also built lifelong friendships and learned valuable life lessons. The guidance of our dedicated teachers and the supportive environment helped shape me into who I am today." She extended her heartfelt thanks to the school's staff and her former classmates, particularly highlighting the impact of her headmistress Mrs. Esther Tanui. "I am eternally...
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Judiciary improves significantly in expeditious case determination The Judiciary has recorded an upward trajectory in its performance in fast-tracking hearing and determination of cases, indicating its commitment to efficient delivery of quality court services to the people of Kenya. Chief Justice Martha Koome while unveiling the Performance Management and Measurement Understandings Evaluation Report (PMMU) 2022/2023 at Milimani Law Courts revealed that overall performance of the Judiciary significantly improved from 93.71 per cent in 2021/2022 to 97.26 per cent in the 2022/2023 financial year. The CJ said the improvement reflects the dedication and hard work by Judges, judicial officers, and staff in upholding the...
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CJ lauds “no adjournment policy” at Employment and Labour Court NAIROBI, Monday, July 22, 2024. Chief Justice Martha Koome has urged the Employment and Labour Relations Court to continue enforcing the “no adjournment policy” in order to minimize delays and ensure that justice is not only done but done expeditiously. Speaking during the Nairobi ELRC Open Day at Milimani Law Courts grounds, the Chief Justice said reduction in incidents of adjournments requires robust and proactive approach to case management adding that it also requires stakeholders to work with the court and support the court's focus on delivering timely justice. Justice Koome noted that it...
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CRJ Mokaya underscores need for increased budgetary allocation for Child Justice Sector There is need to seek and increase funding for the Children Justice System in the country to enable stakeholders mitigate challenges affecting children and support childcare and welfare programmes. Speaking during the launch of the National Council on Administration of Justice (NCAJ) National Strategy on Justice for Children (2023-2028), Chief Registrar of the Judiciary (CRJ) Winfridah Mokaya said the recognition of the need for increased budgetary allocation for children in the justice system is key in the implementation of the strategy. “We understand that without adequate financial resources, our ambitions for...
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