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  • Kabarak Law Review
    Vol. 4 (2025)

    We are pleased to announce the release of Volume 4 of the Kabarak Law Review, themed ‘Reflecting on 25 Years of the African Union Constitutive Act.’ The volume features 12 stellar papers on African public law, including two forewords by Ben Kioko and John Osogo Ambani. It covers key African Union debates, alongside discussions on police accountability in Kenya and Cameroon, spousal rape in Kenya, the 2025 climate advisory opinions of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the International Court of Justice, an Honouring our Elders: Conversations with the Living-Dead piece on Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem and reviews of notable Kenyan cases such as Fathma Athman Abud and an incisive examination of Jacqueline Okuta v AG vis-à-vis BAKE v AG  leading digital rights decision. All of which offer critical insight into the AU’s past, present, and future.

  • Kabarak Law Review
    Vol. 3 (2024)

    Kabarak Law Review Volume 3 features eleven (11) scholarly articles. Six (6) full-length pieces form the first double blind peer reviewed section, laying ground for this year’s theme. Two (2) articles in the ‘Honouring our Elders’ section celebrate the legacies of two great African titans, Ama Ata Aidoo and Salim Ahmed Salim. Continuing our tradition of paying tribute to Emmanuel Ndwiga, a former Kabarak law student and his brother Benson Njiru who died at the hands of rogue police officers on 1 August 2021, we publish two (2) pieces on our police accountability section. We close this volume with a case review. Thank you all for your readership of our journal and we welcome you to the 2024 third volume of Kabarak Law Review.

  • Kabarak Law Review
    Vol. 2 (2023)

    To this end, Kabarak Law Review 2022-2023 Editorial Board is pleased to present our journal's first double-blind peer reviewed issue, Kabarak Law Review Volume 2(2023). Within its pages, we invite you to reflect on the transformative power of language and immerse yourselves in the cadence of words, ideas and intellectualism that define our commitment to legal scholarship. Kabarak Law Review Volume 2 (2023) features nine articles from diverse legal topics, divided into five sections, including full-length articles, case reviews, honouring our elders, book reviews and Kianjokoma brothers' tribute on police brutality.

  • Kabarak Law Review
    Vol. 1 (2022)

    Kabarak Law Review (2022) Editorial board presents the first volume of Kabarak Law Review. This first volume analyses various topics including; the rights of individuals living with albinism, political integrity in Kenyan politics, bilateral investment treaties (BITs), the right to health amidst corruption in the health sector, interdisciplinary reflections on the law and other disciplines, and structural interdicts in Kenyan constitutional law.

    To redress the poor knowledge among contemporary university students of the contributions of great African thinkers, Kabarak Law Review hosts a section titled ‘Honour your elders’. In this issue, the legacy of FX Njenga is explored. Furthermore, the Journal consists of a police accountability section with four articles written in tribute to our fallen brothers: the Kianjokoma Brothers.