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High Court Suspends Kenya-US Health Deal as President Ruto Defends Agreement
The High Court has temporarily suspended the implementation of the Kenya-United States Health Cooperation Agreement, which was signed on December 4, 2025. President William Ruto has passionately defended this health sector cooperation agreement amid ongoing discussions. President Ruto reassured Kenyans that their health data will not be transferred to the United States. He also dismissed allegations that the country sold Kenyans' health data through the contract with the United States. These statements are part of the President's move to reassure Kenyans over the controversial deal.
US to Deport 15 Kenyans Labeled 'Dangerous Criminals'
The United States government is set to deport 15 Kenyans, labeling them as "dangerous criminals." These individuals face charges ranging from robbery with violence to drug trafficking and driving under the influence as part of an ongoing repatriation effort. One report noted the deportation of 15 Kenyan nationals is part of the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration. According to KTN News Kenya, dozens of Kenyans residing in the United States are reportedly facing potential deportation. Several other Kenyans facing arrest warrants in the U.S. may also be deported as authorities seek their repatriation.
IMLU Reports Surge in Human Rights Violations, Calls 2025 One of Kenya's Worst Years
The Independent Medical Legal Unit (IMLU) has expressed significant concern over a surge in human rights violations across Kenya. IMLU's end-of-year report has deemed 2025 one of Kenya's worst years for human rights, classifying the country as a repressed state. A separate report projected that 2025 would be the worst year for human rights violations, with the IMLU organization indicating abuses are particularly by security officers. Following these assessments, Chief Justice Martha Koome emphasized the critical importance of upholding the rule of law.
Reports Show Increasing Violence Against Women and Girls in Kenya
Alarming statistics have highlighted a significant rise in violence against girls in Kenya this year. A new report also indicates that the murder of women in Kenya significantly increased last year compared to the previous four years. That report states that young people, starting from age 20, are primarily involved in these killings. In addition, human rights defenders in Garissa are warning of an increase in sexual violence in northeastern Kenya. The issue of increased violence against girls has been discussed on KTN News Kenya as a critical and ongoing concern.
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