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Robin Kipng'eno

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 18, 2026
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Aug 20, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Robin Kipng'eno

    Your Iris Is Not for Sale: Africa’s Fight to Keep Biometric Data a Right, Not a Resource | Pambazuka News (opens the original)

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    Biometric data is a new gold which various countries and corporate entities are seeking to extract profit from and exert control over populations across the world. The High Court of Kenya resisted this new extractivism and ordered the deletion of biometric data of several thousands of Kenyans whose economic difficulties had been exploited to obtain records of their iris. On 5 May 2025, the High Court of Kenya ordered something that had never happened before on the continent: the permanent, court

  2. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Robin Kipng'eno

    Kenya's Subjective Shield: How the Law Itself Licenses the Police to Kill | Pambazuka News (opens the original)

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    Article 25 and Article 26 of the Constitution of Kenya provide full right to life and protection from inhumane treatment, but other legislations such as the 2011 National Police Service Act, serve as the legal basis that shields officers who violate those very rights and protections. An altercation at a Karatina petrol station in January 2026 led to the death of a businessman and a police officer under arrest for shooting him.[1] This tragedy followed a similar fatal escalation just months prior

  3. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Robin Kipng'eno

    Kenya's Subjective Shield: How the Law Itself Licenses the Police to Kill | Pambazuka News (opens the original)

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    Article 25 and Article 26 of the Constitution of Kenya provide full right to life and protection from inhumane treatment, but other legislations such as the 2011 National Police Service Act, serve as the legal basis that shields officers who violate those very rights and protections. An altercation at a Karatina petrol station in January 2026 led to the death of a businessman and a police officer under arrest for shooting him.[1] This tragedy followed a similar fatal escalation just months prior

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