Natasha Kahungi is a journalist for JURIST, covering a wide range of legal and human rights issues in Africa. With a focus on transparency, accountability, and justice, Natasha's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on significant legal developments and cases in the region.
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By: Natasha Kahungi
The Kenya High Court on Friday ordered that a lawsuit seeking to prevent the government from deploying police to Haiti be served on top government officials, according to Reuters. The court scheduled the case's hearing for June 12.
By: Natasha Kahungi
The Constitutional Council in Mozambique on Saturday rejected an appeal filed by Ossufo Momade, the presidential candidate of the Renamo Party. Momade had challenged the electoral symbol, a pigeon, us...
By: Natasha Kahungi
President William Ruto declined to assent on Wednesday to the contentious Finance Bill 2024 , sending it back to the National Assembly for reconsideration.
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The Centre for Human and Socioeconomic Rights (CHSR) urged Nigeria's Inspector General of Police (IGP) on Sunday to end unlawful detention in the country. During a news conference in Ijaiye Lagos, the...
By: Natasha Kahungi
Amnesty International urged Nigeria's government on Thursday to uphold human rights ahead of widespread youth protests against food shortages and the cost of living crises.
The governor of Kano State, Nigeria, issued a 24-hour curfew on Thursday after crowds looted and destroyed property amid anti-corruption protests. Following the curfew, all citizens are expected to st...
By: Natasha Kahungi
Human Rights Watch (HRW) appealed on Tuesday for the immediate release of 12 detainees, including the brother of Batte Urgessa, a political opposition member assassinated in April 2024.
By: Natasha Kahungi
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) and the Police Reforms Working Group published a statement on Wednesday urging the National Police Service to respect
By: Natasha Kahungi
The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) on Thursday expressed deep concern over the government's disregard for the constitution, independent oversight organizations, and civil society.
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