Parts Of Security Law Run Into Legal Challenge

After a legal challenge, the High Court in Kenya has suspended parts of a new national security law, reports Agence France-Presse.

Eight sections of the law were suspended due to human-rights concerns pending a full examination of the law, said a High Court judge on Friday.

The measures include those authorizing security agents to intercept communications and seize equipment that can be used to commit a crime, reported BBC.

Another section suspended permitted suspects to...