A Kenyan court has extended a block on a United States-backed Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base, demanding the government publish the full terms of the deal within seven days, highlighting a larger dispute over control of Kenya’s health decisions and data.

• The High Court ordered the disclosure of all agreements, assessments, and approvals related to the facility, temporarily halting its setup and the admission of exposed individuals until June 23rd.
• Key players include Kenya's Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, the Katiba Institute, the Law Society of Kenya, the Kenya Human Rights Commission, and the Laikipia County government.
• This case echoes a previous court suspension of data-sharing aspects of a $2.5 billion Kenya-US Health Cooperation Framework, underscoring concerns about public participation and the potential re-identification of de-identified health data.