Vol. 6 No. 1 (2022): Kabarak Journal of Law and Ethics

The editorial team of the Kabarak Journal of Law and Ethics is pleased to usher in our latest issue. Volume 6 of the KJLE was due in December 2021. And as the world was rocking under the uncertainty of a pandemic, the editorial team was itself experiencing transition in the strangest of times. A new editorial team was appointed in 2021, with the immediate former editorial team taking up the reigns in the sister periodicals at Kabarak Law School, African Journal of Commercial Law (AJCL) (JA Omolo) and the East African Community Law Journal (Edmond Shikoli).

DOI: https://doi.org/10.58216/kjle.v6i1

Published: 2022-09-30

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A critique of the Supreme Court’s pronouncements on international law and the right to housing in Kenya in Mitu-Bell Welfare Society

Ian Mwiti Mathenge

1-32
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Setting the record straight in socio-economic rights adjudication: The Mitu-Bell Welfare Society Supreme Court of Kenya judgment

Victoria Miyandazi

33-56
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Mitu-Bell Welfare Society redux: A note on the strengths and weaknesses of the Supreme Court judgement

Maurice Oduor

57-66
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Between universalism and cultural relativism The dilemma of consent to female genital mutilation in the Tatu Kamau case

Caroline Omari Lichuma

67-98
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The duty to give reasons under Kenya’s Fair Administrative Action Act, 2015 in Kenya: Seven years later

Seth Wekesa, Nelson Otieno

99-122
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From constitutional avoidance to the primacy of rights approach to adjudication in Kenya: A case study of the interplay between constitutional rights and the law of contract

Walter Khobe Ochieng

159-186
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Accommodation as an expression of the right to equality A case note on Fugicha v Methodist Church of Kenya

Samuel Ngure

189-203
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Update on Kenya’s implementation of the decision in the Nubian minors’ case

Julie Ingrid Lugulu

205-216
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Book Review The struggle for land and justice in Kenya by Ambreena Manji

Joseph Agutu Omolo

217-222
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Keynote address by Hon Justice Martha Koome, EGH, Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya, during the launch of Attorney General Emeritus, Prof Githu Muigai’s book, 15th July 2022 Book title: Power, politics & law: Dynamics of constitutional change in Kenya, 1887-2022

Martha Koome

223-225
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Vol. 6 No. 1 (2022): Kabarak Journal of Law and Ethics

Full Issue

Articles

A critique of the Supreme Court’s pronouncements on international law and the right to housing in Kenya in Mitu-Bell Welfare Society

Setting the record straight in socio-economic rights adjudication: The Mitu-Bell Welfare Society Supreme Court of Kenya judgment

Mitu-Bell Welfare Society redux: A note on the strengths and weaknesses of the Supreme Court judgement

Between universalism and cultural relativism The dilemma of consent to female genital mutilation in the Tatu Kamau case

The duty to give reasons under Kenya’s Fair Administrative Action Act, 2015 in Kenya: Seven years later

From constitutional avoidance to the primacy of rights approach to adjudication in Kenya: A case study of the interplay between constitutional rights and the law of contract

Accommodation as an expression of the right to equality A case note on Fugicha v Methodist Church of Kenya

Update on Kenya’s implementation of the decision in the Nubian minors’ case

Book Review The struggle for land and justice in Kenya by Ambreena Manji

Keynote address by Hon Justice Martha Koome, EGH, Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya, during the launch of Attorney General Emeritus, Prof Githu Muigai’s book, 15th July 2022 Book title: Power, politics & law: Dynamics of constitutional change in Kenya, 1887-2022

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