This publication, Strengthening Legal Protections for Freedom of Expression through Digital Rights: A Critical Analysis of Internet Shutdowns and Governance Frameworks in Kenya, is the result of collective dedication and collaboration driven by the passion to safeguard digital civic space in Kenya.
We extend our deepest gratitude to the Digital Rights portfolio at ICJ Kenya, ably managed by Demas Kiprono, whose stewardship and unwavering commitment throughout the project ensured its successful delivery. Special thanks to Jaika Charles, the Project Lead and Editor, whose visionary leadership from the inception of the research through topic formulation, coordination, and meticulous editorial guidance was instrumental in shaping the final output. Their tireless efforts and collaborative spirit made this research a true success.
Our heartfelt appreciation goes to Ephraim Kenyanito and his team for their exceptional research, critical analysis, and intellectual rigor that form the backbone of this publication.
We also thank Open Society Foundations (OSF) for their generous support in funding this project. The valuable contributions from our esteemed digital rights partners, Article 19 and the Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE), enriched the research with practical insights and grounded perspectives on internet governance and freedom of expression in Kenya.
This publication stands as a testament to what is possible through collaboration, expertise, and a shared commitment to promoting and protecting digital rights for all.