Tag: Justice System
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Kenya Supreme Court Honoured as Africa’s Integrity Beacon
Kenya Supreme Court Receives AfBA Medal of Merit The Supreme Court of Kenya has been awarded the African Bar Association’s (AfBA) Medal of Merit for Judicial Excellence, a continental recognition that underscores the court’s leadership in shaping transformative jurisprudence and safeguarding the constitution. The honour places Kenya’s highest court among Africa’s most respected judicial institutions…
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Judge Branded ‘B***end’ by Court Outburst as 21-Year Jail Term Is Imposed on Rice Lane Drug Ring Member
Overview of the Case A dramatic moment unfolded in court when a defendant shouted at the judge and was told to leave, during a sentencing that saw a man sentenced to 21 years in prison. The repercussions of the case extend beyond the courtroom walls, highlighting the ongoing battle against organized drug crime and weapon…
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Sowore’s Release Sparks Call to Address Nigeria’s Broken Justice System
Overview: A High-Profile Release, a Broader Crisis Omoyele Sowore’s release from Kuje Prison has reignited a national conversation about the Nigerian justice system. The human rights advocate and former presidential candidate used the moment to condemn a structure he says is “broken and sold” to the highest bidder—where wealth, influence, and access to power appear…
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Sowore Slams Nigeria’s Justice System After Kuje Prison Release
Overview: Sowore’s Release and Charged Reactions Nigerian human rights activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has publicly criticised what he calls a “broken and sold” justice system in Nigeria, in the wake of his release from Kuje Prison. Following a period of detention related to the #FreeNnamdiKanuNow protest, Sowore was granted bail and regained…
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Sowore Faults Nigerian Justice System: Broken and Sold
Former presidential candidate speaks out after Kuje release Nigerian human rights activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore has used his release from Kuje Prison to lift the veil on what he calls a “broken and sold” justice system in Nigeria. After being remanded at the Kuje correctional facility and meeting bail conditions, Sowore’s statements…
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Former Premier League referee David Coote pleads guilty to making indecent image of a child
Former Premier League referee pleads guilty to a serious online offence Former Premier League official David Coote has admitted to a serious offence related to the possession of an indecent image of a child. The 43-year-old appeared at Nottingham Crown Court on Tuesday to enter his plea, after Nottinghamshire Police recovered a category A video…
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Orne Abduction Case: Suspect Charged With Abduction, Sequestration, and Sexual Assault
What happened An incident in the Orne region has led to a major criminal case. A 34-year-old man, described as a friend of the girl’s father, was arrested in Montbert, Loire-Atlantique, after a tip from a shopper in a small supermarket. The 12-year-old girl had disappeared earlier, triggering an Amber Alert, but was eventually located…
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Delayed Investigations into Serious Crimes Against Children
Introduction In recent years, the issue of timely investigations into serious crimes against children has become increasingly alarming. Cases of child abuse, neglect, and exploitation are not just headlines; they represent the struggles of vulnerable children who often fall victim to systemic failures. This article delves into the challenges faced in investigating these serious crimes…
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Unresolved Delays in Child Abuse Investigations
Introduction Child abuse is a grave issue that demands immediate attention and swift action from law enforcement and child protective services. However, recent reports indicate that serious delays in investigating such crimes are becoming alarmingly common. This article explores the implications of these delays, the root causes, and potential solutions to ensure that justice is…
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The Grim Fate of Bloodthirsty Killer Masten Wanjala
The Chilling Crimes of Masten Wanjala Masten Wanjala, notorious for his heinous crimes, was dubbed a “bloodthirsty vampire” after confessing to the brutal murders of several children in Kenya. His five-year killing spree instilled fear in communities and highlighted a grave issue of child safety. Wanjala was known not only for taking the lives of…