*Court Dismisses Cybercrime Charges Against Activist Rose Njeri* A Nairobi court has dismissed the cybercrime case against digital activist and software engineer Rose Njeri due to a defective charge sheet. The court ruled that the charges alleging “unauthorised interference” with Parliament’s email system, were vague, unconstitutional, and lacked clarity on the alleged offense. Notable legal figures including former Chief Justice David Maraga and senior counsel Kalonzo Musyoka argued that Njeri’s actions fell within her constitutional right to public participation Njeri had created a platform enabling Kenyans to voice opposition to the Finance Bill 2025. She was arrested on May 30, detained over a public holiday weekend, and held on a Ksh 100,000 personal bond Her legal team highlighted procedural irregularities, including denial of access to legal counsel and health concerns during detention . *Safety Lesson for the Community* 📌 Even civic activism can attract legal scrutiny, always ensure your digital projects comply with constitutional safeguards. 📌 If you feel wronged by the authorities, whether through arbitrary detention or flawed charges, report immediately and seek legal aid. *To join the SGA SECURITY UPDATES WhatsApp Channel, use the link -* https://rb.gy/er9tn9