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Author: Martin Mavenjina

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Martin Mavenjina

Martin Mavenjina is a lawyer and a human rights activist in Kenya. He serves as a Programme Assistant – Transformative Justice at the Kenya Human Rights Commission and has worked closely with indigenous communities in Kenya. He is a member of the Law Society of Kenya, the International Commission of Jurists and the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Kenya and UK. branch.

  • The Endorois community has suffered systematic repression by the Kenyan authorities, beginning with their eviction from ancestral lands. Credit: Minority Rights Group.
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    By Martin Mavenjina
    December 13, 2017
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    Could Global South solidarity finally ensure justice for Kenya’s Endorois?

    The Endorois have been fighting for compensation ever since their unlawful removal from ancestral lands in the 1970s. Four long decades since being illegally evicted from ...
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