Chief Justice Martha Koome has expressed grave concern over reports of abductions targeting individuals linked to recent demonstrations. These abductions coincide with protests against legislative measures, stirring widespread outcry and legal challenges.
In response, Chief Justice Koome announced that courts are prepared to operate beyond standard hours to address cases related to these incidents swiftly. She emphasized the judiciary’s commitment to upholding constitutional rights, including considering petitions for habeas corpus to ensure individuals’ legal protection.
The judiciary’s proactive stance aims to safeguard due process and uphold the rule of law amidst heightened tensions. Chief Justice Koome’s statement underscores the judiciary’s pivotal role in protecting civil liberties during times of social and political unrest.
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