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High Court overturns suspension of atheist society

Atheists In Kenya president Harrison Mumia speaks at a Nairobi court on November 1, 2017 concerning the deregistration of the society. Religious leaders called for its disbandment. PHOTO | PAUL WAWERU | NATION MEDIA GROUP

By  Nicholas Komu

What you need to know:

  • Religious leaders called for the disbandment of the group barely two weeks after it had been registered.
  • The atheists are now demanding the resignation of Prof Muigai, whom they accuse of bias.

The High Court has overturned the deregistration of an atheist group.

Atheists In Kenya (AIK) was registered on February 17, 2016 but, just two months later, received a suspension letter from Registrar of Societies Mukulu Kariuki.

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