Kabarak Law Review
Journal / Kabarak Law Review / Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024) / Articles

Editorial

From seats to voices: Analysing the effective participation of women in governance in the Kenyan parliament

35 - 70

A socio-economic rights centred evaluation of Kenya’s law and practice on sovereign debt acquisition, servicing and restructuring

71 - 106

An assessment of the efficiency and effectiveness of compulsory mediation in Malawi

106 - 152

Decolonising Kenya’s legal system: The role of legal education, philosophical foundations, and constitutional interpretation

153 - 184

Towards a universal legal framework: The necessity of international legal regulation for surrogacy

185 - 220

Honouring our Elders - Ama Ata Aidoo: Celebrating her legacy in the twenty-first century

221 - 231

Transforming African diplomacy: Salim Ahmed Salim’s vision of non-indifference and the evolution from OAU to AU

233 - 244

Kianjokoma brothers tribute: The police accountability review An update of the Kianjokoma brothers’ case and the struggle for police accountability in Kenya

245 - 258

A critique of police response to the right to peaceful assembly, demonstration, and picketing in light of the 2024 Finance Bill protests

259 - 270

A critique of the High Court’s ruling in FOA v RAO and 2 others in reinstating Section 12 of the Births and Deaths Registration Act

271 - 282