Judiciary Gives Way Forward After Court Was Torched During Protests

Two law courts were vandalised during the June 25 protests...

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The Judiciary of Kenya is enhancing security for law courts following the recent arson attacks during protests in Nairobi. Chief Registrar Winfridah Mokaya announced budget allocations aimed at protecting judicial officers and court premises.

24 individuals were arrested in connection with the vandalism during the protests on June 25.
Chief Justice Martha Koome emphasized that vandalism impacts the Judiciary's ability to deliver justice.
Reconstruction of affected courts is supported through public–private partnerships, with commitments for completion within 30 days.

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