International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO), the British charity whose operating licence was suspended for sharing sensitive security information on Kenya with foreign governments, has won a reprieve after the court revoked all the notices that stopped its operations.
INSO’s precedent setting legal battle against the Kenyan government was determined in the charity’s favour after High Court judge George Odunga ruled that under Kenyan law, the NGO Co-ordination Board has no power to suspend operating licences and could therefore not purport to temporarily freeze INSO’s permits.
