Vol. 4 (2025): Kabarak Law Review

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.