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Landmark case on the vetting of constitutional commissioners and the meaning of integrity under Article 73 of the Constitution.
Affirmed socio-economic rights under Article 43 and the state's obligation to provide adequate housing for evicted persons.
Defined the limits of KRA's powers to issue agency notices and the taxpayer's right to a fair hearing before tax recovery.
Affirmed workers' constitutional right to fair labour practices under Article 41 and limits on mass dismissal procedures.
Defined unfair dismissal under Section 45 of the Employment Act 2007 and the standard of proof required by employers.
Established the standard of proof in election petitions and the meaning of "substantially affect the result" under the Elections Act.
Supreme law of Kenya. Chapter 4 — Bill of Rights (Articles 19–57) guarantees fundamental rights and freedoms.
Governs incorporation, management, and dissolution of companies. Replaced Companies Act Cap. 486.
Governs employment contracts, termination, leave, wages, and workplace rights.
Governs management and administration of public, private, and community land in Kenya.
Defines criminal offences and penalties in Kenya. Covers all major crimes from theft to murder.
Governs admissibility of evidence in civil and criminal proceedings before Kenyan courts.
Governs procedure in civil suits before the High Court and subordinate courts.
Regulates collection, processing, and storage of personal data. Establishes the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.
Articles 19–57 guarantee fundamental rights and freedoms to every person in Kenya. These rights are justiciable and enforceable in court.
Every person has the right to life. Life begins at conception.
Every person is equal before the law. No discrimination on grounds of race, sex, pregnancy, disability, religion, or origin.
Every person has inherent dignity and the right to have that dignity respected and protected.
Every person has the right to privacy including the right not to have their person, home, or property searched.
Every person has the right to acquire and own property. The state shall not deprive a person of property of any description.
Every person has the right to fair remuneration, reasonable working conditions, and to form or join a trade union.
Every person has the right to health care, adequate housing, reasonable standards of sanitation, and education.
An arrested person has the right to be informed of the reason for arrest, remain silent, and communicate with an advocate.
Every person has the right to have any dispute resolved by an independent and impartial tribunal.
A person with disability is entitled to access educational institutions and facilities on an equal basis.
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