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NCAJ approves Draft Sexual Offences Bill 2026 - the-star.co.ke

The National Council of the Judiciary (NCAJ) in Kenya has approved the Draft Sexual Offences Bill 2026. This bill aims to address sexual offenses and improve legal protections for victims. The approval marks a significant step in updating Kenya's legal framework regarding sexual crimes. The bill is expected to undergo further legislative processes before becoming law. It reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen justice systems and protect individuals from sexual violence.

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NCAJ approves Draft Sexual Offences Bill 2026 - the-star.co.ke

The National Council of the Judiciary (NCAJ) in Kenya has approved the Draft Sexual Offences Bill 2026. This bill aims to address sexual offenses and improve legal protections for victims. The approval marks a significant step in updating Kenya's legal framework regarding sexual crimes. The bill is expected to undergo further legislative processes before becoming law. It reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen justice systems and protect individuals from sexual violence.

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