Dear Listers,

Here's the recent judgement by Lady Justice Mumbi Ngugi in the case of Nairobi Law Monthly v Kengen. It is on Freedom of Information and Access focusing on the implications of Art. 35 of the COK for media, companies and state corporations.

http://icj-kenya.org/index.php/resources/publications/legal-opinions?download=122:judgement-in-the-nairobi-law-monthly-v-kengen-freedom-of-information-access

You can also read this article published in the DN on 18th May 2013 discussing the same:

Kengen case ruling pushes State agencies to open up for scrutiny

http://www.nation.co.ke/oped/Opinion/Kengen-case-ruling-pushes-State-agencies-to-open-up/-/440808/1855780/-/item/0/-/r2avmlz/-/index.html 

Cheers

Victor Kapiyo, LL.B

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