Barriers to Accessing HIV and TB Medicines in Kenya
July 24, 2024
By Nitya Kuruvila – Research Fellow at KELIN Introduction Kenya is among the top 12 countries in Africa burdened by HIV, with the number of
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International Family Day: Presenting theDynamism of the Family Unit
May 15, 2024
Every year, to highlight the importance of family units, the world converges on May 15th to commemorate International Family Day. As the global landscape
A Milestone in Research Integrity: KELIN Approved as Official Research Institution in Kenya
May 7, 2024
Nairobi, Kenya In a pivotal move towards fortifying the integrity and impact of its research initiatives, the Kenya Legal & Ethical Issues Network on HIV
The impact of evergreening in the access of hiv treatment in kenya
May 6, 2024
Blog article by Duke Otieno In 2023, the Kenya Legal and Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS (KELIN) undertook a study that examined the
No FGM
February 6, 2024
“To cut off the sensitive sexual organ of a girl is directly against the honesty of nature, a distortion to her womanhood, and an abuse
UPHOLDING CONSUMER RIGHTS: KENYAN COURT EMPHASIZES THE NEED FOR NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION ON BEVERAGE LABELS
August 2, 2023
Blog Article by Trevor Mwangi, Associate at KELIN In a notable legal dispute concerning Front-of-Pack Labelling (FOPL) requirements for soft drink products in Kenya, a
Reflections from the Digital Health Week: Transform Health Kenya Coalition
January 10, 2023
“There is need for political support, legal frameworks to ensure credibility and guide the use of technologies and data[1]”. In line with the theme for
Save the Date! On 20th December 2022, the High Court will Determine the Case Challenging Criminalization of HIV Transmission
December 19, 2022
The High Court of Kenya at Nairobi has set down the date of 20th December 2022 as the date for judgment in Petition 447 of
Lessons from Amsterdam on the role of science and inclusivity in shaping global responses to end the AIDS epidemic
September 17, 2019
AIDS 2018 came at a critical point in the HIV response, with the biggest impediment to ending HIV and AIDS being leaving people behind. The
Launch of the report on the impact of the closing of civic space on HIV response in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda
August 1, 2018
L-R: Mburu Gitu (OSIEA), Suba Churchill (CSRG), Patricia Asero (ICW-K), Tabitha Saoyo (KELIN), Jane Maina (TICAH) and Emerson Sykes at the launch of a report