Lawyers in the house, I beg your advise on this issue:
1. What is treason?
2. What is sedition?

Do the activities of this bunch of thugs qualify for sedition and their activities treasonable?

What do you charge with a person seeking to set up a parallel government complete with militias? What charges do you prefer against people or a person who incites the masses to take up arms against a government? How do you frame charges of such characters as MRC when they say they do not recognize the ultimate authority of the state as spelt out in the constitution, primarily territorial integrity of the state?

Kindly advise whether 1 and 2 above could be used.

IMHO worth two cents, this is the best legal way to stop them on their tracks.

[quote=Impunity]Ati the MRC chairman was not actually battered by the police, but he actually ran into collision with the red berrets.

Afadhali pwani iwe Kenya.

Mr "president" ....He should know presidents.

@Impunity,
He must have ran into an overzealous RB.....Kweli Kenya ni Pwani

These gang must know that the State 'owns' the monopoly and instruments of violence. Mraja feared what befell Mr. ''President'' and thus surrendered in peace to police. The ''President'' collided with the RB n is now in pieces. I think the GoK shud haul these guys off to places like Migingo, Marsabit,Kodiaga or Lodwar for them to appreciate the length n width of Kenyan territory. And for sure, their really land enemies are the former slave traders/absentee landlords and not the watu wa bara.