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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Anonymous
10 years ago

CREATIVITY PROPELS KENYA

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George
10 years ago

Limiting the freedom to which people can express their creativity and talent is the cancer that is gnawing on our film industry.

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Arthur
10 years ago

Are we even having this conversation right now!!!I mean as an industry how are we meant to grow with such laws in place! !noooo I fully support the petition !!freedom of creativity is a real thing

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Samuel Mutisya
10 years ago

We don't want such things freedom is all kenyan journalist like me and others to do our work freely without fear or favour

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nabwire
10 years ago

This bill is just pathetic. I have a right to share my views and opinions however i like it. Kenya will forever be a developing country with this mindset

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Dennis Mogaka
10 years ago

I believe in the creativity of the Kenyan creatives and professionals. their judgment on morality should be respected and their constitutional rights respected. I support the petition to repeal cap 222 and even disband KFCB for perpetual failure in their mandate

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George Maina
10 years ago

This is draconian and an insult to the industry.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We need out freedom to express ourselves

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Sic

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Marylinet
10 years ago

KFCB should be disbanded. #StopTheFilmBill

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This is just pure nonsense

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Lynn Mutakale
10 years ago

#StopTheFilmBill

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James Kinyanjui
10 years ago

As an animator I totally agree it should be repealed.we cannot be held to ransom by useless laws that don't serve us.

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Ngugi Peter
10 years ago

Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Miriam Nyokabi Macharia
10 years ago

That bill is BS!!!

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Nyambura Mbugua
10 years ago

Every person has the right to freedom of expression, which includes-- (a) freedom to seek, receive or impart information or ideas; (b) freedom of artistic creativity; and (c) academic freedom and freedom of scientific research.

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Danson
10 years ago

Oyr freedom is not subject to Mutua, the board, the government or anyother body but a constitutional inalienable right.

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Reagan otieno
10 years ago

I feel the bill is in breach of my freedom of expression and I think it could be used to stop artist from expressing there opinions artistically especially where it touches on vices in the government

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Hope Mbote
10 years ago

This is stupid.

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Artin
10 years ago

Nigeria's film industry generates billions of dollars in revenue amid piracy. And to an already crucified Kenyan film industry more nails are added #disbandkfcb. There are so many creative Kenyans and more regulations is not an encouragement rather a hang to even the many students undertaking careers in the same.