Petition 329: A Legal Challenge to the Involuntary Confinement of TB Patients in Kenyan Prisons
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Petition 329: A Legal Challenge to the Involuntary Confinement of TB Patients in Kenyan Prisons
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- Ng’etich D. others v The Hon. Attorney-General and Others Petition 329 of 2014. http://kelinkenya.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Amended-constitutional-... Available at. accessed 11 April, 2016.
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- Principal Magistrate Kapsabet- Miscellaneous Application No. 46 of 2010
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