The Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (2002), under Article 7(3) provides that the definition of gender in the Rome Statute shall be taken to mean; the two sexes, male and female, within the context of the societ...

Excellence in legal advocacy and research was on full display as our students secured multiple top honors at the Wakili wa Watoto Moot Court Competition. Their remarkable performance, intellectual rigor, and mastery of legal arg...

Kabarak University continues to make its mark in the legal arena as our students achieved remarkable success at the 13th Edition of the All Kenya Moot Court Competition. Demonstrating legal acumen, research prowess, and exceptional o...

For decades, the feminist movement has been a cornerstone in the fight for women’s rights, gender equality, and the dismantling of patriarchal systems.[1]Feminism has challenged the notion that sex and gender should dictate one’s pos...

In African societies, the relationship between masculinity and feminism has long been contentious, especially due to the strict and definitive cultural gender roles.[1]  A feminist is seen as a secularist woman who has an utterm...

Various scholars agree that there is no one way of determining an individual’s gender.[1] Leneck thinks that gender is a grammatical term referring to whether a word is masculine, feminine or neuter, and has nothing to do with whethe...