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Kenya: Supkem Objects to Anti-Terrorism Bill
Capital FM, 1 July 2012
The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) has opposed the new Anti-Terrorism Bill terming it as 'discriminatory and targeted to the Muslims community'. Read more »
Kenya's Muslim Council Rejects Anti-Terrorism Bill
The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims has called for scrutiny of the Prevention of Terrorism Bill 2012, terming it "discriminatory", despite government assurances that the new law was not intended to target Muslims.
Mosque in Nairobi: Muslim leaders say the new anti-terrorism bill is discriminatory towards Muslims.
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Kenya: Muslims Urged to Support Anti-Terror Bill
Capital FM, 30 June 2012
Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has assured the Muslim community that the Anti-terrorism Bill is not targeting them. Read more »
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Kenya: Muslim Groups Clash Over Anti-Terror Bill
The Star, 29 June 2012
A group of Muslim leaders yesterday presented a memorandum to the government in support of the Terrorism Prevention Bill 2012. The group calling itself Association of Muslim… Read more »
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Kenya: Terrorism Bill Should Not Invade People's Privacy
The Star, 30 June 2012
The Prevention of Terrorism Bill 2012 is out and, as would be expected, Muslims organizations have begun treating Kenyans to snippets of what could transpire on the floor of… Read more »
