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List of Lawyers Who Successfully Argued BBI Process Was Unconstitutional and Won

List of Lawyers Who Successfully Argued BBI Process Was Unconstitutional and Won Tuko 5 hrs ago © Provided by Tuko List of Lawyers Who Successfully Argued BBI Process Was Unconstitutional and Won - The legal battle challenging the BBI bill started in December 2019 when Activist Okiya Omtatah filed a petition seeking to have the BBI task force declared unconstitutional - The tussle later attracted five other petitioners who include Linda Katiba, led by Martha Karua and David Ndii, and the Law Society of Kenya led by Nelson Havi - The petitioners stated that an initiative powered by President Uhuru Kenyatta and his handshake partner Raila Odinga could not be a popular initiative

Do You Hate Men? Junet s Unusual Question to Koome

Do You Hate Men? Junet s Unusual Question to Koome Suna East MP Junet Mohamed (left) and lady justice Martha Koome. File JLAC member and Suna East MP Junet Mohamed had a rather unusual question for Koome over her past relations with the Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) and whether she harboured animosity towards the male gender.  There s talk that you are a feminist and you hate men. Please clarify that Junet posed. Suna East MP Junet Mohammed speaking during a press conference Facebook I have decided many cases where I have declared rights for men. One case is where a father wanted to throw out his sons from his farm because he believed that they are grown men and ought to fend for themselves. I dismissed the case.

Inside Martha Koome s Girls Club of Powerful FIDA Lawyers

Great women who set the wheels of justice in motion

THE STANDARD NATIONAL Standing from left: Monica Mbaru, Winnie Kamande, Violet Mavisi, Judy Thongori, Jane Anyango, Joyce Majiwa, Amb Jean Kamau, Njoki Ndung’u, Rosemary Mwenja, and Abida Aroni. Seated from left: Ann Mwululu, Alice Wahome, Martha Koome, Nancy Baraza, and Prof Betty Murungi. They were members of FIDA council in 1998. [Courtesy] Sometime in 1998, a team of 15 women lawyers smiling for the camera immortalised a moment. They were members of the Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), which chiseled its name by standing for the marginalised by prosecuting their cases even when powerful forces wanted such violations hushed up. Fida sent chills down the spines of many deadbeat fathers and those accused of battering their wives and children.

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