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    1. The Petition dated 28th March 2013 was filed by the Petitioner, Philip Jalango, to challenge his suspension as a member of the Board of the Kenya Rugby Union (hereinafter “the Union”) and as the Chairman/Director of the Elite Performance and National Squads management Sub-Committee of the said Union. 2. The Union is a society registered under the Societies Act, Cap.108 Laws of Kenya hence the joinder of the Registrar of Societies as an Interested Party. The Petitioner seeks the following prayers in his Petition; (1)
    BETWEEN KITUO CHA SHERIA ………………..................... 1ST PETITIONER ABEBE DADI TULLU ............................................ 2ND PETITIONER AHMED BASHIR MOHAMED.............................. 3RD PETITIONER EUGENE BWIMANA ............................................. 4TH PETITIONER DACHASSA GALDI NURE .................................... 5TH PETITIONER MUHIMA SEBIHENDO JOHN ............................ 6TH PETITIONER MBUZUKONGIRA NZABONA ............................. 7TH PETITIONER SAID ABDULLAHI ABUKAR ……....................... 8TH PETITIONER (1)
    Introduction 1. This petition dated 5th May 2014 has been filed by the petitioner on behalf of one Mr. Shezad Tejani (hereafter “Tejani”) whom he states is his brother –in-law. He alleges violation of Tejani’s constitutional rights by the respondents following the publication of a ‘red notice alert’ allegedly by the International Police (Interpol), in respect of Tejani. He states that he has brought the petition pursuant to the provisions of Article 258 of the Constitution as Tejani is unable to bring the petition in his own name as he is outside the country. The petitioner seeks the following orders: 1. A declaration that by publishing a Red Notice Alert without due authority, care and just cause, the rights of Mr. Shezad Tejani under Article 47 of the Constitution have been breached. 2. An order directed against the respondent directing them to supply Mr. Shezad Tejani with all relevant information under Article 35 of the Constitution regarding the issuance of the Red Notice Alert against him. 3. An order directed against the respondents under Article 35 of the constitution directing them to delete the name of Mr. Shezad Tejani from the Interpol Website or any other public posting by virtue of the Red Notice Alert issued against him. (1)
    SATROSE AYUMA.........................................................1ST PETITIONER JOSEPH SHIKANGA.....................................................2ND PETITIONER JOSEPH GITONGA........................................................3RD PETITIONER BETH WAITHIRA............................................................4TH PETITIONER LYDIA MUTHONI............................................................5TH PETITIONER LAMECK MWAMBE......................................................6TH PETITIONER JOSEPH OTIENO...........................................................7TH PETITIONER WILSON GITHINJI.........................................................8TH PETITIONER JOHN OCHIENG.............................................................9TH PETITIONER EUNICE OPIYO.............................................................10TH PETITIONER YASH PAL GHAI..........................................................11TH PETITIONER PRISCILLA NYOKABI.................................................12TH PETITIONER (Suing on their own behalf and on behalf of Muthurwa Residents) AND THE REGISTERED TRUSTEES OF THE KENYA RAILWAYS STAFF RETIREMENT BENEFITS SCHEME...........................1ST RESPONDENT THE KENYA RAILWAYS CORPORATION...............2ND RESPONDENT HON. ATTORNEY GENERAL.....................................3RD RESPONDENT AND MILOON KOTHARI..................................................INTERESTED PARTY (1)
    VINCENT OUMA ONYANGO...............................................................PETITIONERS V E R S U S THE HON. ATTORNEY-GENERAL............................................... 1ST RESPONDENT THE MINISTER FOR YOUTH AFFAIRS AND SPORTS.................2ND RESPONDENT JUDGMENT (1)