The National Assembly’s Justice and Legal Affairs Committee has backed calls to abolish the mandatory death sentence in Kenya. Committee Vice-Chairperson Mwengi Mutuse says Parliament is considering legislation to establish a legal framework for its eradication. Speaking during a meeting with the International Commission Against the Death Penalty, the Kibwezi West MP said Kenya had made significant progress, noting the last judicial execution was carried out in 1987.
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October 14, 2026
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