Non-believers say their civil liberties are at stake in a court battle against a bishop who wants to strip them of legal recognition
Kenya’s first atheist group is battling to keep legal recognition in a case filed by a bishop seeking to suspend its registration.
The Atheists in Kenya Society (AKS) said basic civil liberties hung in the balance as it filed a submission on Friday in response to a petition presented against the group and the Kenyan registrar of societies by Stephen Ndichu.
