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CJ Koome gets global recognition with inaugural Sejong Legal Culture Award
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CJ Koome gets global recognition with inaugural Sejong Legal Culture Award

Koome, Kenya’s first woman Chief Justice, was selected as the award’s inaugural international recipient. At the same ceremony, the Korea Legal Aid Center for Family Relations became the first national recipient after being recognised for seven decades of offering legal aid and supporting vulnerable members of society

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Ruto calls for stronger accountability as Constitution turns 16
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Ruto calls for stronger accountability as Constitution turns 16

The President explained that accountability must extend across the Executive, Parliament, Judiciary, national and county governments, constitutional commissions and independent offices. He also defended judicial independence while calling for a balance between constitutional oversight and the democratic mandate secured through elections

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High Court restrains LSK from disrupting court proceedings pending jurisdiction ruling
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High Court restrains LSK from disrupting court proceedings pending jurisdiction ruling

Justice David Mburu on Monday issued conservatory orders restraining the LSK from interfering with court proceedings before judges named in the boycott directive, as well as any other judge or judicial officer, pending the determination of a preliminary objection challenging the court's jurisdiction.

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Judiciary urges LSK to drop court boycott, says all courts will remain open on July 22
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Judiciary urges LSK to drop court boycott, says all courts will remain open on July 22

In a statement issued on Monday, Judiciary Spokesperson Paul Ndemo said the institution did not consider the proposed boycott an appropriate response to the concerns raised by lawyers, warning that the action would primarily harm litigants and other court users awaiting the hearing and determination of their cases.

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