On 5 June, the Parliamentary Committee on administration of justice and legal affairs strongly criticized the draft of the anti-terrorism bill. According to media reports, the Committee believes that the bill is a response to foreign pressure, particularly from the United States, and not a Kenyan priority. The Committee also reiterated its view that the bill contravenes rights guaranteed under the Kenyan Constitution.
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