Chief Justice Martha Koome has urged the National Police Service, led by Inspector General Douglas Kanja, and the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Renson Ingonga, to strictly adhere to the law when addressing terrorism charges. Her remarks highlight ongoing concerns regarding the misuse of counterterrorism laws.

• Koome emphasized that the law outlines clear criteria for what constitutes terrorism.
• The DPP is facing criticism over allegations of false terrorism charges against protesters.
• Koome's involvement has sparked a debate regarding the independence of the judiciary and its relation to government influence.