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Did festivities obscure new security laws?

The controversial security laws are at a stage where those against them can bank on no more hope than seeking an amendment on the same, unless they have other measures not yet known.

The laws are especially owful music to some parties including the government of the day’s opposition and the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR). The opposition government couldn’t hide their dismay as they took it physical. We all saw or atleast heard about it. As we speak, they have a petition in court seeking an amendment to the laws.

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