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06 Jul 20

Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Vis A Vis Defilement Offences; Is It Necessary?

The sexual offences act minimum sentence is life imprisonment but a recent case was of great concern to the public when an offender's sentence was reduced to 20 years imprisonment after appeal.

June 16, 2020
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By Dr. Judith Oloo The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed many governments’ lack of adequate strategies for the protection of children, especially concerning economic, social and cultural rights. Since the first case was reported in Kenya, life has dramatically changed for many people, partly due to the measures put in place…

June 7, 2020
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By Dr. Judith Oloo She says she is a simple girl from Oyugis, Homa Bay County, who believes in making a difference through social justice. “I believe I was born to upset oppressive social norms and not just pass through the face of this earth without making a difference and…

May 25, 2020
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By Linda Oduor-Noah This blog was originally published on the TheAfricaReport on May 11, 2020. The International Finance Corporation (IFC) announces a shift in education strategy that acknowledges the voices of the most marginalized. In the 1970s-1990S my parents amassed quite the record collection. Amongst them were records by Remmy Ongala,…

21 Nov 19

CRC Turns 30!

By May Joy Namulembwa The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), UN’s most ratified Treaty turned 30 on November 20, 2019. Although different countries mark Children’s Day on different days, November 20 is a global observance set by the United Nations to celebrate children by raising…

30 Sep 19

Community engagement sessions formulating the anticipated Marsabit County Child Protection Policy

By May Joy Namulembwa Our community engagement forums in Marsabit County under our Watoto Wetu Project continue to be part of a process that shall form the anticipated Marsabit County all-inclusive Child Protection Policy. So far, EACHRights together with facilitation support from MIO-NET team has engaged with local youth, elders,…

04 Sep 18

Right to Education; Fiction for the Underprivileged in Urban Areas?

By Dr. Judith Oloo Taabu, youngest of six children in her family is a 12-year-old girl from Korogocho (Koch) slum located in the northeast of Nairobi. It is estimated that more than 200,000 people live in the 1.5 square kilometre area. Her parents eloped and moved to the city from…

December 22, 2017
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EACHRights Held a training of lawyers, state counsels, and judiciary on litigaging and/or adjudicating economic and social rights on the 10th to 11th of July 2014 at Eka Hotel Nairobi. The theme of the training was Enhancing the capacity and understanding of lawyers and the Judiciary on how to adjudicate…

Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Vis A Vis Defilement Offences; Is It Necessary?

Uphold Children’s Rights during and after Crisis

CEO at 36: Discipline and love for children’s rights got me here

IFC to freeze investment to for-profit education: small win in a long fight

CRC Turns 30!

Community engagement sessions formulating the anticipated Marsabit County Child Protection Policy

Right to Education; Fiction for the Underprivileged in Urban Areas?

Training Of Lawyers And The Judiciary On Litigating Economic And Social Rights In Kenya

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