Strathmore Law Review
Issues
Vol. 9 No. 1 (2024)
Algorithmic Bias in Hiring Algorithms: A Kenyan Perspective
Kazungu Mrashui
BIT by BIT: Regulation of Highly Capable AI Through the Remodelling of Bilateral Investment Treaties
Esther Omanga
Marie Iradukunda
Double Invisibility: Realising the Right to Vote for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities in Kenya
Valentine Kaburu
Vicky Miriti
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Vol. 8 No. 1 (2023)
William Ngaruiya
Mark Gitau
Mitchelle Kang’ethe
Equitably Assessing the Weight of Non-Monetary Contributions in Kenya
Elvira Akech
Nicholas Kipkoech
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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2022)
Indirect Discrimination: Huduma Namba (Digital Identification) and the Plight of the Nubian Community in Kenya
Natalie Kiilu
Right Behind Bars: Examining the Appropriateness of Kenya’s Prison Labour Wages and Earnings Scheme
Peace Kioko
Pacifying the Crises of (Un)Constitutional Amendments: The Case of Zimbabwe’s Amendment (No.1) and (No.2) Acts
Tonderai Matanda
Evaluating the Legitimacy of the Investor-State Dispute Settlement Mechanism for the AfCFTA
Lawson Ondieki
Safeguarding Personal Data: Meta Consent as a Remedy to Section 28(2)(c) of Kenya’s Data Protection Act
Wanditi Gathumbi
Divorce Law in Kenya: In Support of a Uniform No-Fault Regime
Macharia Mukono
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Vol. 6 No. 1 (2021)
The Insanity of Kenya’s ‘Guilty but Insane’ Verdict
Mitchelle Kang’Ethe
Asking for Young Offenders: What is the Fate of Restorative Justice within Nigeria’s Discretionary Diversion Policy?
Collins Okoh
Reflections on Direct Access to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights: A Cul De Sac?
Sidney Tambasi Netya , Cynthia Gathoni Miano
Eliminating ‘Thick’ Borders: Analysing the Legal Framework on Non-Tariff Barriers in the Africa Continental Free Trade Area Agreement
Catherine Penda
Vol. 5 No. 1 (2020)
Through the Economic Cost of Discrimination: The Way forward for Women in the Somali Customary Justice System
Abdullahi Ali
In Defence of the Homeland Unclogging the Legal Regime Governing Counterterrorism in Nigeria through Paradigms from the United States
Olusola Adegbite
The Threat of a Rising Sea Level: Saving Statehood through the Adoption of Uti Possidetis Juris
Kelvin Mbatia
Finding a Legal Balance between the Right to Strike and Right to Education in Kenya
Vicky Aridi
Implementation of East African Community Law by Partner States: A review of relevant laws
Augustus Mbila
An Inquiry into the Limits of Judicial Intervention in the Impeachment Process of Governors in Kenya
Andrea Munyao
Do Constitutions Matter? The Dilemma of a Radical Lawyer
Issa Shivji
‘Constitution-making from the middle’ Notes for Opening Remarks by the Rt Hon Patricia Scotland QC, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth
Rt. Hon Patricia Scotland QC
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Vol. 4 No. 1 (2019)
Till Death Do Us Part: The Ailment Affecting the Widow’s Life Interest in Kenyan Intestate Succession
Khalil Badbess
The Right to be Wrong: Examining the (Im) possibilities of Regulating Fake News while Preserving the Freedom of Expression in Kenya
Abdulmalik Sugow
The Problematic Jurisprudence on the Law of Defilement of Adolescents in Kenya
Henry Okwatch
Cognition and Volition Impairment in Criminal Conduct: A Look into the Application of the M’Naghten Test in Kenya
Muoki Ndunge
Taxing a Digital Economy: Exploring Intangible Assets to Broaden Revenue Base in Kenya
Justice Gatuyu
Structural Interdicts for Socio-economic Rights: What the Kenyan Jurisprudence Has Missed
Strathmore Law Clinic
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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2018)
The East African Court of Justice and Human Rights Jurisdiction: Drawing the Line
Liza Chula
Ignorance of the Law is No Defence Street Law as a Means to Reconcile this Maxim with the Rule of Law
Arnold Nciko
A Game of Code: Challenges of Cyberspace as a Domain of Warfare
Christopher Rosana Nyabuto
Building an African Academic Law Journal: Some Reflections
Cecil Yongo
The Problem of Sports Betting in Kenya: Striking a Balance between Private Profit and Public Good
Victoria Gitau
Vol. 2 No. 1 (2017)
A Call to Strengthen the Law on Insanity in Kenya
Jentrix Wanyama
Eminent Domain: The Perpetual Rights of the Indigenous People of Kenya to Land Ownership
Mitchel Ondili
Application of Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Different Approach to Punishment in Kenya
Eric Kariuki
Innovation, Regulation and the Digital Environment: The South African Case
Mitchell Lüthi
Taxing Income from Illegal Activity: The Kenyan Perspective
Eva Maina, Edward Paranta
Budget Deficits in Kenya: The Impact of Foreign aid on Sovereignty
AnnBeatrice Njarara
Installing a More Coercive Senate for Enhanced Fiscal Capacity within the Counties of Kenya
Melissa Mungai
Torture by the Nigerian Police Force: International Obligations, National Responses and the Way Forward
Elkanah Babatunde
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2016)
In Duplum Rule in Kenya: A Critical Analysis of the Unaddressed Aspects of Section 44A of the Banking Act
Christopher Ndegwa
The Implications of Stripping Immunities of Heads of States on State Cooperation and the Effectiveness of Trial
Patrick Kimani
Occupational Safety and Health of Coal Mine Workers in Kenya: Filling the Lacuna in the Law
Ikoha Muhindi
The Rejected Stone May Be the Cornerstone A Case for the Retention of Traditional Justice Systems as the Best Fora for Community Land Disputes in Kenya
Raphael Ng’etich
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2016)
The Justiciability of the Right to Development in Ghana: Mirage or Possibility?
Asare Larbi Paa Kwame
Analysing the Future of International Criminal Justice in Africa: A Focus on the ICC
Emily Ngolo
Fragmentation in a Bid to Defragment Decentralisation as a Solution to the Challenge of Inclusion in the Kenyan Context
Melissa Mungai
The Legitimacy of Indigenous Intellectual Property Rights’ claims
Wanjiku Karanja
Terrorism as a form of Imperialism: A Case for the Rule of Law
Brian Kimari
A Perspective on the Doctrine of the Separation of Powers Based on the Response to Court Orders in Kenya
Emmanuel Kibet, Kimberly Wangeci