The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) will continue its targeted boycott of selected courts, vowing to sustain the action until the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) addresses concerns over accountability. This comes as the JSC defends its record, stating it has received 506 complaints against judicial officers this year.

• The LSK boycott targets 12 to 14 specific judicial officers and will persist until reforms are enacted.
• Chief Justice Martha Koome, on behalf of the JSC, stated that 417 of the 506 complaints received this year have been processed.
• The JSC also highlighted planned reforms, including the future publication of individual performance data for judges and judicial officers.