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Disband KFCB and repeal Cap 222 of the Laws of Kenya

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Maxine Yalo
8 years ago

Overdue

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Esther
8 years ago

As upcoming film maker, I'm yet to get resources to pay for this

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Elvis Jonyo
8 years ago

Disband it

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Clinton Andambi
8 years ago

If this is how you want to kill dreams then go ahead... What goes around hits you back big time

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Mkamboi
8 years ago

KFCB mandate can be taken over by Kenya Film Commission. KFCB has operated ultra votes for the longest time and has become more of a nuisance. Cap 222 needs to be repealed in its entirety due to its unconstitutional provisions and archaic practice regulations.

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Bill
8 years ago

Save art

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Stephano lewa
8 years ago

Brrrr

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Mwana
8 years ago

Stop KFCB madness

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Tonio
8 years ago

That's just not right... Times are changing if any person has an idea or something to show the world, he or she should be given a platform or opportunity to showcase... That law is just wack...

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Fully support.

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Denis
8 years ago

Unwarranted move against the freedom of expression.i say no to that draconian bill

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Anonymous
8 years ago

That law is not sensible it contradicts with freedom of speech

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Jonathan Amunga Mutele
8 years ago

this bill seeks to curb the freedom of expression of any Kenyan who has a relevant creative production that they wish to display to the public as well as imposing unforeseen costs of business on creatives already active on multiple platforms adhering to relevant and agreed upon codes f conduct much in line with that Ezekiel mutua is pushing for. it is unnecessarily constraining in its current form and i believe it will cause more harm than good to the economic progress the country may already be experiencing thanks to the success of the creatives already operating businesses in the entertainment sector, by possibly even causing the whole sector to collapse because a few individuals K.F.C.B want to strong arm the whole nation into following their unreasonable rules and furthermore the rule is in direct contradiction with the constitution which already states what an individual can and cannot do in regards to publication and dissemination of content entertainment or otherwise, Constitution of Kenya Part 2. Rights and fundamental freedoms 33. FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION Parent Category: Chapter Four - The Bill of Rights (1) 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. (2) The right to freedom of expression does not extend to-- (a) propaganda for war; (b) incitement to violence; (c) hate speech; or (d) advocacy of hatred that— (i) constitutes ethnic incitement, vilification of others or incitement to cause harm; or (ii) is based on any ground of discrimination specified or contemplated in Article 27 (4). (3) In the exercise of the right to freedom of expression, every person shall respect the rights and reputation of others.. as such i implore law makers and the president to strongly oppose the passing or attempts to pass or table this bill for it will sur

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Faith Rotich
8 years ago

Its just wrong on zoo many levels

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Damaris Kithitu
8 years ago

I am voting to disband this, it's high time Kenyans exercise their rights freely to earn and also sustain their lives.

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Damaris Kithitu
8 years ago

I am voting to disband this, it's high time Kenyans exercise their rights freely to earn and also sustain their lives.

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Arnold
8 years ago

They need to go

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This is a free country and we must operate as such. If we are going to be guided and led by a body then it must be a body that understands what exactly film and art does. #DisbanKFCB today!!!

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Ruth
8 years ago

I support

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I am part of the online content creators & I'm totally not in support of KFCB fleecing creative Kenyans. It's criminal & it's unfair.