Judiciary assures uninterrupted court services as LSK stages boycott

The Judiciary has assured that court operations remain uninterrupted across the country amid a boycott by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) over concerns about accountability and alleged misconduct within the judicial system...

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The Judiciary has assured the public that court services will continue uninterrupted despite a boycott by the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) protesting alleged misconduct and inefficiencies.

The LSK, led by its President Charles Kanjama, is demanding accountability within the Judiciary.
The Judiciary stated that pursuing concerns through constitutional and statutory mechanisms is more appropriate than a boycott.
Despite the boycott, court sessions reportedly proceeded as scheduled at several major court stations across the country.

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