[kictanet] Legalizing Phone Tapping in Kenya?

[Barrack Otieno]

Dear Edith,

Thank you for setting the ball rolling, in the absence of a framework on
Freedom of Information we are likely to experience such issues, well
Ministry of Infocom has done well but if my memory is still ok i recall the
issue was somewhere in bunge, i wonder what Eng Rege has to say about that,
of late so many bills have been going through, i hope the Information
Society is not being left behind.

Best Regards

On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 12:15 PM, Edith Adera <eadera at idrc.or.ke> wrote:

> Listers,****
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> Many of us may have missed the front page news in the nation newspapers
> yesterday given the flurry of activities at the IGF.****
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> This idea poses many questions – is this the way to go? What are the
> implications? etc etc.****
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> Coming at the time when Kenya is hosting the IGF begs for a debate and deep
> reflection as a country.****
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> Can we have a public debate on this and inform the draft bill? The public
> hardly has the opportunity to debate bills that make their way to parliament
> (despite the new constitution enshrining this as a requirement – or is it a
> right?). I indeed hope this time it will be different given the over 20
> million mobile users in Kenya – they have a stake in this.****
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> Look forward to reactions.****
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> Edith ****
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