Spent the afternoon with my brother @ohenjo, the Executive Director @CEMIRIDE_KE. Grateful for the contribution of CEMIRIDE in the policy recognition of minorities and indigenous communities in Kenya. Much remains to be accomplished.
"There are people being asked to bring their great-grandparent's birth certificates [for an ID application]
That is an impossibility - and it's not enshrined in law"
@ohenjo of @CEMIRIDE_KE on challenges of identification & #HudumaNamba on @ntvkenya
"To progress with the #HudumaNamba roll-out - respect the court orders and put in place the legal framework they require
Come up with a new framework completely" says @ohenjo on @ntvkenya
"Children are born at home, far from health centers or registration centers [for birth certificates]
How can we bring children into the system when there is no registration center or infrastructure?" @ohenjo@Warungu
"Let us halt the process, let us bring everyone on board
Let us not implement this through fiats or orders or threats if you don't do this, you won't get this kind of service
We need every Kenyan to be part of it"
@ohenjo on #HudumaNamba#HudumaNumber#NIIMS#NewNormal
"There's no reason a process shouldn't be stopped if there is a violation of human rights
It's not about how many already registered, it's about if we're having a process that will violate human rights"
@ohenjo on #HudumaNamba
Even collecting data on "agriculture" on the #HudumaNamba form might not give the government the right info for planning - because these terms are not defined well ; people will fill out the form in different ways
@ohenjo speaking with @Warungu on @ntvkenya@Your_WorldNTV
If your MP or Senator commits a crime,a police officer cannot arrest him without the authorization of deputy inspector general of police. In Kenya, you’re guilty until proven rich.The rich never get jailed here because police and judges bend the laws to protect them. #LindaKatiba