【全非资讯·肯尼亚】 肯尼亚司法机构拒绝LSK抵制，表示所有法庭将照常开庭

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内罗毕——司法机构拒绝了肯尼亚律师协会（LSK）计划于周三举行的全国法院诉讼抵制活动，坚称全国所有法院将保持开放，并敦促律师通过对话解决诉求，而不是扰乱司法服务。\n\n司法机构发言人保罗·恩德莫（Paul Ndemo）在周一发表的一份声明中表示，该机构认为计划中的抵制活动不是对律师团体所提关切的适当或相称的回应，并警告称此举主要会伤害等待案件审理和裁决的诉讼当事人。\n\n声明称：本机构认为抵制法院诉讼并不是对所提关切的适当或相称的回应。此举将主要损害其案件已排期审理和裁决的诉讼当事人及其他法院用户。\n\n尽管有抵制呼吁，司法机构向公众保证，共和国境内的所有法院将继续按照原计划在7月22日星期三开庭审理和裁决案件。\n\n在WhatsApp和LinkedIn上获取最新头条新闻\n\n恩德莫表示：因此，共和国境内的所有法院将保持开放，并将继续按照计划在2026年7月22日星期三审理和裁决案件。因此，诉讼当事人和其他法院用户应按计划出庭。\n\n在司法机构面临新一轮审查之际，艾哈迈德纳西尔（Ahmednasir）声称法官一年只开庭54天。\n\n此前，肯尼亚律师协会宣布律师将在全国范围内抵制法院诉讼，以抗议其所称的司法行政中存在的持续失误，包括案件审理和裁决延误、裁决书下达迟缓、法院书记官处效率低下，以及对司法问责制和律师工作环境的担忧。

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Nairobi — The Judiciary has rejected the Law Society of Kenya's (LSK) planned nationwide boycott of court proceedings on Wednesday, insisting that all courts across the country will remain open and urging advocates to resolve their grievances through dialogue rather than disrupting judicial services.

In a statement issued on Monday, Judiciary Spokesperson Paul Ndemo said the institution did not consider the planned boycott to be "an appropriate or proportionate response" to concerns raised by the lawyers' body, warning that the action would primarily hurt litigants awaiting the hearing and determination of their cases.

"The institution does not consider a boycott of court proceedings to be an appropriate or proportionate response to the concerns raised. Such action would primarily prejudice litigants and other court users whose matters are scheduled for hearing and determination," the statement said.

The Judiciary assured members of the public that all courts throughout the Republic would continue hearing and determining matters as scheduled on Wednesday, July 22, despite the boycott call.

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"Accordingly, all courts throughout the Republic will remain open and will continue hearing and determining matters as scheduled on Wednesday, 22 July 2026. Litigants and other court users should therefore attend court as scheduled," Ndemo said.

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The response follows the LSK's announcement that advocates will boycott court proceedings nationwide to protest what it describes as persistent failures in the administration of justice, including delays in hearing and determining cases, late delivery of rulings, inefficiencies in court registries, concerns over judicial accountability and the working environment for advocates.

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