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Kenya needs surgery to address insecurity

NAIROBI: The Security Laws (Amendment) Bill 2014 – a voluminous piece of proposed legislation which has 90 pages and 109 Sections and proposes to amend 21 different existing Acts – has created unprecedented debate, mainly bordering on its constitutionality.

The hurriedly pushed legislation will undoubtedly have a mammoth affect on criminal law. The constitutionality of laws, once enacted, will be examined microscopically by all affected by the new law.

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