LSK Moves to Court to Challenge Ruto’s Compensation Panel After Faith’s Resignation

The panel was mandated to spearhead the process of compensating victims of demonstrations...

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The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has moved to the Court of Appeal to challenge an application seeking to lift High Court orders that suspended President William Ruto’s Victims’ Compensation Panel. This action follows the resignation of LSK President Faith Odhiambo from the panel after sustained pressure.

LSK argues the appeal, filed by Makau Mutua and Faith Odhiambo, is premature and lacks legal basis, as issues are still pending in the High Court.
The appellants faulted the High Court for issuing orders on September 8, 2025, that halted the panel’s work.
The High Court in Kerugoya extended conservatory orders barring the panel from operation until October 21.

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