Johnson Arthur Sakaja

All parliamentary appearances

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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: Thank you very much, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. Allow me to thank these petitioners for bringing this matter to us. We must acknowledge this community As Sen. (Dr.) Milgo has elaborated and told us that even some of the representatives have been going to see her on this issue. These are people who are have not tired to look for justice. We must tell them that their pursuit of justice is not in vain view
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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: when they come to these offices, the Senate of the Republic and other institutions to seek what is right to be theirs. The Bill of Rights creates and is one of the core parts of our Constitution, what we call basic structure. That is the real basic structure and not what we were hearing last time. These rights are not what is given to you by the Government, but it is what cannot be taken away from you by the Government. We must appreciate them. Tell them that they must know that there are Senators in this country from different ... view
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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: understands that they have much place in this country as the big community, all of these efforts we are talking about towards cohesion will mean nothing. I have brought a Statement that I hope I will get a chance to present this afternoon about what is happening in Nairobi. Look at Mlango Kubwa where young people are being harassed and hounded by police. Can something similar happened in Lavington or Karen? Kenyans are treated differently. What kind of country is this where there is a first class citizen and a second class citizen? A first class country cannot have different ... view
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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: I thank you. view
• 18 May 2021 in Senate: Mr. Speaker, Sir, it is my card. This is a very important matter. Initially when Sen. Faki started speaking about it, I asked myself whether Sen. Outa’s Committee on National Security, Defence and Foreign Relations will be tasked to look into this. Mr. Speaker, Sir, we must be reminded that in as much as it is a conflict that is in another country that today Kenya sits very high on the table of nations as a member of the United Nations (UN) Security Council. Sitting at the UN Security Council means that the Parliament of Kenya can pronounce itself in ... view
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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: As a country, even as we discuss this, I am glad I have gotten the second bite of the cherry. I would urge Members to resist the temptation of condemning any side, but to condemn the deaths. There are 200 Palestinians who have died. As of now, 10 Israelites have died. As a country, we cannot take sides because this is a situation that is potentially divisive. It is potentially divisive because of the central place the battle for Jerusalem takes even in our different religions, whether it is between the Jews or the Christians or the Muslims. One of ... view