It’s 2023 and we are back to the frontlines! This year is about attentiveness, accountability, and advocacy as we step up the fight for #Justice2Health.
KELIN is set to train messengers on the 9th of February 2023 in Kisumu. This knowledge build-up training will attract 15 participants drawn from Kisumu
6th February 2023, Justice Ong’udi directed all parties to file their written submissions and appear before the Court on 29th March 2023 for mention of
On 27 January 2023, the Supreme Court of Kenya made its first decision on division of matrimonial property in the case of Mary Nyambura Kangara
Harnessing technology and use of data towards achievement of Universal Health Coverage by 2030 remains top on our agenda as Transform Health Kenya Coalition. It
The Kenyan Ministry of Health is in the process of developing e-health legislation and has since 2021 been engaging stakeholders in the development process of
Overview [1] This appeal raises a fundamental legal issue pertaining to property rights. It is premised on the provisions of the repealed Married Women’s Property
From 17th to 19th January 2023, KELIN participated in a workshop of technical stakeholders convened to review and compile comments on the Kenyan HIV and
24 January 2023 – Nairobi, Kenya The Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV & AIDS (“KELIN”) is disappointed with the Nairobi High Court’s
“There is need for political support, legal frameworks to ensure credibility and guide the use of technologies and data[1]”. In line with the theme for
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"Everyone Said NO" Biometrics, HIV and Human Rights
A Kenyan Case Study
