Justice and dignity are the foundations of peace. Through my work, l strive to ensure that even the most marginalised; Prisoners, Refugees and vulnerable Communities are seen, heard and protected #Humanrights#peacebuilding
@HakiKNCHR engaged a delegation of civil society organisations (CSOs); key partners in advancing human rights and strengthening democratic governance in Kenya.
The delegation comprised:
• Wangechi Grace, Executive Director, (4R) @IMLU_org
• Davis Malombe, Executive Director, (L) @thekhrc
• Sheila Masinde, Executive Director, (3L) @TIKenya
• George Morara, Executive Director, (2R) @AmnestyKenya
• Diana Gichengo, Executive Director,(2L) @TISAKenya
The CSO coalition presented a petition raising matters of importance to the Commission and shared recommendations to strengthen collaboration, coordination and constructive engagement between the Commission and civil society.
The Commission values civil society’s critical role in advancing human rights and will engage with the coalition on the issues raised.
KNCHR looks forward to continued consultations and meaningful partnership in the spirit of openness and shared commitment to a stronger human rights protection framework for all.
Community land registration is about more than securing a title; it is about building the institutions that enable communities to govern their land and shape their future.
This is the vision that drives #SajiliArdhiYaJamii campaign recognizing that secure community land rights are built not only through legal registration, but also through strong, meaningful representative and accountable community institutions.
As part of our ongoing efforts to advance community land rights and governance in Marsabit County, IMPACT Kenya worked alongside the Ministry of Lands, the National Land Commission, county government, local leadership, and the Korr–Ngurnit community to facilitate the election of a representative Community Land Management Committee (CLMC); a critical institution that will guide the community through the registration, governance, and sustainable management of its community land.
For us, this is more than a governance milestone. It reflects years of investing in community awareness, strengthening local institutions, promoting inclusive participation, and building partnerships that enable communities to realize their rights under the Community Land Act.
#CommunityLand #LandGovernance #SajiliArdhiYaJamii @Namati #CountyGovernmentofMarsabit
INVITATION FOR PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND SUBMISSION OF MEMORANDA ON THE DRAFT REPARATIONS GUIDELINES 2026.
In accordance with Article 10(2) (a) of the Constitution, stakeholders and members of the public are hereby invited to submit hard or soft copies of memoranda, comments and input through the following email address [email protected]; and postal address, P.O Box 74359-00200 Nairobi. Both the feedback template and the Draft Guidelines can be accessed via this link https://t.co/iCt8hgUptK and on the Commission’s Website https://t.co/yuF9m6jPgK
@HakiKNCHR, in partnership with IMPACT Kenya, convened a dialogue forum with communities from Loiyangalani, Gas, Mt. Kulal, El Molo, Rendille, Samburu, and Turkana regarding the proposed KenGen Wind Power Project. The forum
Celebrating #InternationalWomensDay under the theme “Give to Gain” KNCHR, with IMPACT Kenya, engaged Samburu communities on women’s rights & access to justice
From a radio show at Ashe FM to a dialogue & legal aid outreach at Nkaroni, women shared experiences on teenage pregnancy
@KenyaPower_Care@OpiyoWandayi CS Energy, # CS Internal Security*
_ #Protest the disconnection of power at Ngomongo Police Post. Despite our account being fully paid and up to date, our service was terminated due to the pending bills of neighboring residents. . # Kenya Police headquarter, # MD Kenya Power,
@KenyaPower_Care@OpiyoWandayi
*# Why disconnect the power supply of accounts fully paid and up to date: Why our service was disconnected due to the pending bills of other neighbors. Ngomongo Police Post in Total Darkness. # Kenya Police headquarter, # MD Kenya Power,
@HakiKNCHR convened a Peer-to-Peer Learning Forum in Naivasha, bringing together businesses from the energy, horticulture, hospitality, fishing and security sectors to strengthen their alignment with the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
@HakiKNCHR ilishiriki katika uzinduzi wa Mwezi wa Kitaifa wa Haki za Watoto 2025 uliofanyika Karangatha- Kinangop chini ya kaulimbiu “Kuhakikisha Haki kwa Kila Mtoto”
Tukiungana kulinda, kusikiliza na kutetea haki za kila mtoto wa Kenya
#HakiZaWatoto#ChildJusticeMonth2025#NCAJ
The NHRC participates at the 8th National Human Rights Institutions Forum, currently being held at the SDKJ Conference Centre, under the theme: ‘Human Rights and Development in Africa: Pathways to Dignity, Accountability and Inclusion’. https://t.co/jByShJqW58
At the Narasha community forum on the Olkaria project, voices of the people took center stage. Respecting #FPIC & #HumanRights is key to fair, sustainable energy development.
#CommunityEngagement#Kenya
in driving meaningful advocacy and social transformation.
The conference reinforced the value of networks and partnerships in amplifying community voices, safeguarding civic space, and advancing human rights
#KNCHR#HumanRights#CivilSociety#CollectiveAction
I was pleased to participate in the Annual Network Conference for Civil Society Organizations held on 5th Sept 2025 in Nyahururu
The conference under the theme “Synergies for Impact: Collective Action in a Changing Landscape” provided an important platform for CSOs from Laikipia
Nyandarua, and Nakuru counties to reflect, share strategies, and strengthen collaboration for greater impact at the grassroots.
A keynote presentation by Hon. Prof. Kivutha Kibwana underscored the importance of community empowerment, inclusive participation, and unity among CSOs
Clean energy is vital for Kenya’s future, but it must not come at the expense of indigenous rights & livelihoods
True sustainability = green energy + community inclusion + environmental stewardship
#RenewableEnergy#CommunityVoices
Over the past days, KNCHR held community forums in Gas, Loiyangalani & Mt. Kulal on the proposed Wind Energy Project 🌍.
In partnership with @Kenya_IMPACT, we engaged directly with residents on the impacts this project may have.
Key concerns raised included
⚖️ Land rights & tenure security
🌱 Environmental protection of Mt. Kulal (a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve)
👥 Equitable benefit-sharing & local job opportunities
🗣️ The need for genuine community participation (FPIC)
#HumanRights