Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah, along with two activists, has filed a High Court challenge against the 1963 Bretton Woods Agreements Act, arguing it conflicts with Kenya's Constitution by granting the IMF and World Bank broad immunity.

• The lawsuit contends the Act undermines parliamentary oversight and grants the Executive unchecked power in financial agreements, shielding international institutions from Kenyan legal jurisdiction.
• Key petitioners include Senator Okiya Omtatah of Busia, Bernard Muchiri, and Naomi Misati.
• The challenge specifically targets Section 5 of the Act, which grants immunity from judicial process, taxation, and searches, and argues this violates constitutional rights to justice and information.