Kenya to Publish Judges’ Performance Reports, Boosting Transparency
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- •Kenya's judiciary will release performance reports of judges to the public starting in 2026.
- •The initiative is intended to enhance transparency and accountability within the judicial system.
- •The decision follows calls from civil society and legal experts for greater openness in judicial processes.
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- ▸If Kenya's judiciary implements public performance reporting effectively public trust in the legal system may increase, potentially leading to greater respect for court rulings and improved judicial conduct.
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