Evangelical and Indigenous churches chairman Bishop Joseph Methu (extreme right) and colleagues at the High Court. The clergy want the court to stop the constitutional review process. Photo/ PAUL WAWERU
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Judges dismiss AG application saying the Constitution has empowered the High Court to hear such cases.
Religious leaders want the review process stopped arguing that the experts were not committed to giving Kenyans a new constitution.
A group of religious leaders battling to stop the constitutional review process Friday successfully argued to be heard by the High Court.
The leaders led by the Federation of Evangelical and Indigenous churches chairman Bishop Joseph Methu convinced a three-judge bench that the High Court has powers to hear any cases where rights have been infringed or are about to.
