Compensation plan deliberate distraction from path to justice

Justice for victims of State violence will come only when the rule of law is restored, perpetrators are prosecuted, and court orders are honoured without excuse.

By Justin Muturi 8 months ago

President's charade on Parliamentary bribery is distraction from self guilt

The President himself is the architect and beneficiary of Kenya's bribery culture in Parliament. His hands are not clean, and his accusations are nothing more than a hollow charade.

By Justin Muturi 8 months ago

Ruto's 'shoot the leg' directive stokes fear and undermines human rights

When those at the pinnacle of state power use their positions to legitimize violence, they embolden lawlessness within the very institutions tasked with protecting citizens.

By Justin Muturi 10 months ago

Parliament's CDF coup: The Senate should halt this constitutional heist

Lobbyists will argue that NGCDF "brings development to the grassroots." So does devolution. Only with transparency, public participation, and professional procurement.

By Justin Muturi 10 months ago

Abducting Kenyans is not law enforcement; it is State terrorism

We have reached a point where ordinary Kenyans cannot differentiate between legitimate police work and criminal kidnapping.

By Justin Muturi 10 months ago

Albert Ojwang didn't commit suicide; he was killed by the State

Ojwang was arrested by officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Migori.

By Justin Muturi 11 months ago

Albert Ojwang did not die, he was killed by the state

Albert Ojwang is not just another name. He was a young man. A Kenyan. A son. A citizen. A content creator. Someone with dreams, loved ones, and a future. And now, he is dead.

By Justin Muturi 11 months ago

Ruto must answer for sheltering war criminal, undermining the rule of law

Kenya cannot be a haven for impunity, and it certainly cannot offer red-carpet treatment to alleged war criminals.

By Justin Muturi 11 months ago

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When you thought democracy was growing in EA, dictators sprouted

A survey of countries in the region indicate autocracy is on the rise. Human rights abuse and intolerance are on the rise, as is plunder and corruption

By Justin Muturi 11 months ago