Covid 19 Pandemic Kenya
Government of Kenya gets a setback in its order that was passed to curb spread of Covid 19.
CS Mutahi Kagwe and President Uhuru Kenyatta
The order that was set to restrict social and public gathering and procession has been termed as illegal and unconstitutional by High Court.
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This has been as a result of the petition filed in court last year by the Law Society Of Kenya (LSK) challenging the directives.
โA declaration be and is hereby issued that all the directives made by the National Security Advisory Committee on 7th October 2020 and ratified by the Cabinet on 5th October 2020 for the use of section 5 of the Public Order Act Cap 56 of the Laws of Kenya to contain, restrict and prohibit public gatherings, meetings and processions in the name of combating Covid-19 and containing the weaponization of public gatherings are unlawful, unconstitutional and in violation of Articles 10(2)(a) and 245(2)(6) and (4) of the Constitution for directing the law enforcement officers on how to discharge their duties,โ read the court ruling by Judge A.C Mrima.
โAn order of Certiorari be and is hereby issued calling into this Court and quashing the entire directives made by the National Security Committee on 7th October 2020 and ratified by the Cabinet on 8th October 2020, for the use of section 5 of the Public Order Act Cap 56 of the laws of Kenya to contain, restrict and prohibit public gatherings, meetings and processions in the name of combating Covid-19 and containing the weaponization of public gatherings.โ
The court farther has issued an order to restraining Inspector General of Police Hillary Mutyambai or any officer from taking directives from the said National Security Advisory Committee.
โAll other social gatherings, including weddings, celebrations of marriage or traditional unions, ceremonies of rites of passage, funeral/cremation ceremonies and all other similar events or ceremonies, shall strictly adhere to the 100-person attendance limit as prescribed,โ he said.