Under the contentious amendment, anyone wishing to alter forest boundaries to claim ownership of land could lobby parliament directly, bypassing approval from the Kenya Forest Service (KFS), which is currently mandated to scrutinise such bids.
2022/02/04/kenya-under-fire-over-calls-to-weaken-forest-protections
2022/02/04/kenya-under-fire-over-calls-to-weaken-forest-protections
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