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Policy & Advocacy

09. 07
2026
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Beyond the Congress: Reflections from Day One of the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty Best Practice Workshop

By Anne MunyuaExecutive Director, Center for Legal Support and Inmates’ Rehabilitation (CELSIR) The conclusion of the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty did not mark the end of learning. Instead, it opened a new chapter. Hosted by the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty (WCADP), the Best Practice Workshop brought together member organizations for […]
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03. 07
2026
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Making Justice Human: Reflections from Day 2 of the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty

There are conferences that fill your notebook. Then there are conferences that fill your heart. Day 2 of the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty in Paris was the latter. Today’s conversations moved beyond legal doctrine and statistics. They invited us into prison cells, courtrooms, art studios, family living rooms, and the deepest corners […]
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02. 07
2026
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Lessons from the First Day of the World Congress Against the Death Penalty: Why Abolition Requires Constant Vigilance

The opening day of the 9th World Congress Against the Death Penalty in Paris brought together one of the most diverse assemblies of justice advocates in the world. Government representatives, parliamentarians, judges, prosecutors, lawyers, academics, researchers, civil society organizations, victims’ families, exonerees, and people with lived experience gathered around a common objective: advancing the global […]
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Images on Our Last Held Death Penalty Justice Dialogue
08. 04
2026
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What is the place of the death penalty in Kenyan society today?

Due to the moratorium, Kenya’s last execution was in 1987. Nearly four decades later, the death penalty remains on our books, and just over 100 people remain on death row, down from approximately 600 before mass commutations in 2023, by H. E. President William Rutto. Yet the death penalty remains in law, and new sentences […]
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08. 04
2026
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Kenya’s Upcoming CEDAW Review: A Defining Moment for Gender Justice and Death Penalty Reform

Preparation for CEDAW Review Kenya is preparing for its review before the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) in June/July 2026. The country stands at a critical intersection of gender equality and criminal justice reform. This is a moment to assess progress on women’s rights and an opportunity to confront the often-overlooked […]
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08. 04
2026
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Conjugal Rights in Kenya’s Prisons: A Question of Dignity and Reintegration

When I first shared the story of our client, Mr. Philip Bor, who was released after 36 years in prison, someone asked me a simple but piercing question: “In all those years, did he ever have contact with a female person?” The question took me back to the day Bor walked out of prison. In […]
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