Article 43 Committee

07/07/2026

07/07/2026

19/05/2026

The anti-government sentiments put on display across the country was not just about oil prices.

19/05/2026

17/05/2026

📘 Education Budget Analysis in Progress!

The Elimu Bora Working Group is currently hosting the FY 2026/27 Education Budget Analysis Forum and Strategic Retreat, bringing together education stakeholders to scrutinize the national education budget and shape evidence-based advocacy priorities.

Expected results from the ongoing forum include:
✅ Detailed analysis of budget allocations for Basic Education, TVET, Higher Education, and Science, Research & Innovation
✅ Consolidated recommendations to strengthen education financing and improve accountability
✅ Adoption of the 2026 EBWG Workplan and engagement framework
✅ Development and validation of a memorandum to the National Assembly on the FY 2026/27 education budget

The forum is strengthening a collective voice to advocate for increased, equitable, and efficient investment in education to ensure every learner in Kenya has access to quality education.
Social Justice Centers Working Group Tisa Kenya

20/02/2026

The Social Justice Centers Working Group , Article 43 Committee and the participatory Research Committee convened a joint session hosted by GhettoFoundation Mathare . In that space of solidarity and strategy, we took time to reflect deeply on our priorities for the year ahead and to sharpen the tools of our struggle.

We were united in one clear conviction that organic data and evidence-based activism must anchor our work.Our communities should not be statistics but living testimonies of resilience, injustice, and hope. By grounding our advocacy in lived realities, documented violations, and community-generated evidence, we move from outrage to organized action, from complaint to credible demand.

As we marked World Social Justice Day, we recommitted ourselves to a model of activism that is intentional, research-driven, and community-rooted. Social justice is not a slogan but a disciplined pursuit of dignity, equity, and accountability. It demands that we document meticulously, analyze critically, and advocate courageously.

This year, our path is clear:

✔️ Strengthen community documentation of Article 43 violations

✔️ Deepen research to expose systemic failures

✔️ Transform evidence into action, policy engagement, and public accountability

✔️ Build solidarity across movements and generations

The struggle for Social Justice continues

African Population and Health Research Center

12/11/2025

14/10/2025

*Sahani Moja Festival*

A head of the World Food Day,

Today, the Right to Food Coalition Kenya partners — WHH, TISA, SUN CSA, APHRC, IFJAD, and the Article 43 Committee held a powerful community dialogue at City Shamba, within Mama Lucy Hospital, Nairobi.
The event stood in solidarity with residents of informal settlements in Nairobi, where community champions shared moving stories of hunger, hard choices, and resilience.
We were reminded that these struggles are connected- food insecurity, precarious incomes, evictions, police brutality, and SGBV.

City Shamba is truly an oasis growing food agroecologically to nourish hospital patients. We honor Greg and his team for this inspiring work.

Through music, art, and spoken word, we celebrated courage and reaffirmed our commitment to the right to food.
The gathering ended with the reading of the *Sahani Moja Declaration, where everyone pledged action toward *Zero Hunger* .

Sahani Moja highlights the daily reality of one-meal-a-day and calls for collective action to end hunger.