The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has initiated a nationwide boycott of court proceedings to pressure the Judiciary into implementing reforms. This action began on Wednesday, July 22, citing issues of corruption, justice delays, and lack of accountability.

• The boycott involves lawyers refraining from attending court sessions across the country.
• LSK President Charles Kanjama is leading the protest, vowing to continue until judicial accountability is achieved.
• The Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association (KMJA) has urged the LSK to reconsider, warning of negative impacts on ordinary Kenyans seeking justice.