The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) is a premier Non-Governmental Organization committed to enhancing human rights centered governance at all levels in the society. The Commission takes this earliest opportunity to strongly condemn the violations meted on Dr Wairagala Wakabi- the Executive Director of the Collaboration on International Information and
Civil Society Agenda for the State and Political Leadership in the Context of the 2017 General Elections and Beyond.
Civil Society Organisations in Kenya are under significant pressure as they face an increase in calls to limit their activities in the run up to the general elections; smear campaigns labelling them as working for foreign interests; intrusion in their internal affairs; undue surveillance, targeting, harassment and other forms of
Enhancing Policy Engagements with Presidential Candidates on Sectoral and Societal Issues
During the last 9 months, the civil society and other Public Benefit Organizations (PBO)1 in Kenya have adopted and implemented the notion of “Summits” as the strategy and forum for periodical and high level convening of the sector leadership and membership to canvass and take joint positions on the key
Second PBO Leaders Summit Feb 2017
Having concluded the Second National Summit of PBO Leaders, held in Nairobi on Thursday 2nd February 2017 the following are key observations and resolutions on the state of the relationship between the Government and the Civil Society sector ahead of the 2017 general elections.
Public Benefit Organizations play a critical
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pdf Findings of EACC after investigations into the authenticity of the degree certificate of Mr. Fazul Mahamed, The Executive Director of the Non-governmental Organizations Co-ordination Bureau. Popular
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pdf Report of the first National Summit of PBO leaders on expanding Civic space and towards implementation of the Public Benefits Organizations Act 2013 Popular
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pdf NGO Summit talking points 2016 Popular
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pdf Civic Space Timeline Popular
