The hearing of Supreme Court Petition No. E041 of 2025 generated media coverage, reflecting the important role journalists play in keeping long-running public interest litigation in the national conversation. For survivors of conflict-related sexual and gender-based violence, sustained reporting helps ensure that years of waiting for justice do not pass unnoticed. It keeps public attention on the pursuit of accountability, highlights the constitutional issues before the courts, and reminds decision makers that survivors continue to seek recognition, reparations, and an effective remedy.
Explore how newspapers, television, and digital media reported on the Supreme Court hearing, bringing national attention to survivors’ voices and the constitutional issues before the Court.
- https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2026-07-29-state-liable-for-2007-08-pev-police-abuses-court-told
- https://radiogeneration.co.ke/news/103780/election-violence-survivors-petition-supreme-court-over-delayed-justice
- https://eastleighvoice.co.ke/news/384554/2007-08-post-election-violence-survivors-return-to-supreme-court-in-fresh-fight-for-justice
- https://x.com/StandardKenya/status/2082391937630282202/photo/1
- https://nation.africa/kenya/news/pev-rape-survivors-seek-equal-compensation-at-supreme-court-5540654
- https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2026-07-29-13-years-on-post-election-sexual-violence-survivors-seek-justice
- https://newsflash.co.ke/survivors-urge-judiciary-to-fast-track-sgbv-constitutional-cases
- https://www.kenyans.co.ke/news/125714-supreme-court-hear-case-2007-post-election-sexual-violence-after-13-years