§ Sir Thomas ArnoldTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what is his new travel advice for Kenya.
§ Mr. Lennox-BoydThe latest travel advice for Kenya issued on 17 November and is available to the public on BBC 2 Ceefax and from the FCO's travel advice unit, telephone 071–270 4129, fax 071–270 4228. It is as follows
Except as indicated below, game reserves and the main tourist areas at the coast are generally safe.Visitors should avoid North Eastern Province, the Tana River district of Coast Province and the Isiolo and Marsabit districts of Eastern Province (apart from the Samburu Game Reserve and when accompanied by tour operators, the Shaba Game Reserve). Even when estorted, traffic on the Malindi/Garsen/Lamu road is vulnerable to attack. The road should not be used.Exercise common prudence everywhere, but especially in the main urban centres, when travelling after dark and in isolated places. In particular, do not go about Nairobi or coastal towns on
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Date Name of the case Government Department Court's finding Government action where appropriate 13 August 1981 Young, James and Webster - Closed shop Employment Violation Legislation introduced 22 October 1981 Dudgeon - Homosexuality in Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Office Violation Legislation introduced 5 November 1981 X - Right to have detention reviewed Home Office Violation Legislation introduced 25 February 1982 Campbell and Cosans - Corporal punishment in schools Scottish Office Violation Legislation introduced 25 March 1983 Silver and Others - Prisoners' correspondence Home Office Violation Prison rules amended 28 June 1984 Campbell and Fell - Prison Boards of Visitors Home Office Violation — 24 August 1984 Malone - Telephone tapping Home Office Violation Legislation introduced 27 May 1985 Ashingdane - Access to court for mental patient Health and Social Security No Violation — 28 May 1985 Abdulaziz, Cabales and Balkandali-Immigration Home Office Violation New immigration rules introduced 21 February 1986 James and Others - Leasehold reform Environment No violation — 8 July 1986 Lithgow and Others - Shipbuilding Trade and Industry No violation — 17 october 1986 Rees - Private life and right to marry Home Office, Health and Social Security, General Register Office No violation — 24 October Agosi - Confiscation of Krugerrands Customs and Excise No violation — 2 March 1987 Monnell and Morris - Appeal Proceedings Lord Chancellor's No violation — 2 March 1987 Weeks - Discretionary lifer Home Office Violation — 8 July 1987 0, H, W, B and R - Parental access Health and Social Security, Lord Chancellor's Violation Legislation introduced 27 April 1988 Boyle and Rice - Prisoners' complaints Scottish Office Violation — 28 November 1988 Brogan and Others - Detention under PTA Home Office, Northern Irland Office Violation Derogation 30 March 1989 Chappell - Anton Pillar Order Lord Chancellor's No Violation — 7 July 1989 Gaskin - Access child care records Health and Social Security Violation Legislation to be introduced 7 July 1989 Soering - Extradition United States Home Office Potential Violation — 21 February 1990 Powell and Rayner - Aircraft noise Transport No violation — 28 March 1990 Granger - Scottish legal aid Scottish Office Violation Practice Note 30 August 1990 Fox, Campbell and Hartley - Arrest under Emergency Provisions Act Northern Ireland Office Violation Legislation changed 30 August 1990 McCallum - Prisoner's correspondence Scottish Office Violation Change in Prison Standing Orders
foot at night, and avoid empty beaches. Muggings can take place anywhere in the country. Armed car hijackings are prevalent in the Nairobi area.