00:27Welcome to the
00:31and the continued disappearance of his other children
00:34caused him considerable psychological distress, including nightmares.
00:38Convict 1, Paul Denge McKenzie,
00:42100 years imprisonment for each of the 193 counts of murder by starvation,
00:48one count involving another victim,
00:51and 182 counts involving child victims to run concurrently with one another.
00:56B, 100 years imprisonment for each of the eight counts of murder by direct homicide
01:04involving child victims to run concurrently with one another.
01:08The sentences in subparagraphs A and B shall run consecutively,
01:14making an aggregate sentence of 200 years imprisonment for convict McKenzie.
01:20Seed.
01:20Making an aggregate sentence of 200 years imprisonment for convict McKenzie
01:25and 182 counts involving child victims to run concurrently with the Angamuya Act.
01:32Eight years imprisonment for each of the 1825 as presenting a risk of self-harm.
01:40The survivor side testified that deaths at Shakahola were celebrated as weddings to Jesus,
01:46with the deceased regarded as heroes of faith.
01:49For persons who regard death as deliverance,
01:53a death sentence may be perceived not as punishment,
01:56but as a triumph and a form of murderdom.
02:00In the respectful view of this court,
02:02such a sentence would therefore fail to achieve deterrence,
02:05particularly where the convicts regard death as a pathway to heaven
02:09and reunion with Jesus and their deceased children.
02:15Eight years imprisonment for each of the year in a sentence
02:18and directed as follows.
02:20The director of prevention and aftercare services is very strong.
02:24My name is Diana Kavetza,
02:26who captured the presiding charge of the High Court
02:29to fire some government policies.
02:31He later attended seminars across the country
02:34where the same messages were read at Shakahola.
02:37His remains are yet to be recovered.
02:39Lucy, who was an evangelist, joined him there despite her...
02:43The state shall maintain its positive obligation
02:46towards all surviving victims rescued from Shakahola,
02:50including those who have attained 18 years of age
02:53by providing suitable protection,
02:55psychosocial care, educational support,
02:58and community integration.
03:18Is it L or R regard as victims of radicalization
03:22from those responsible for indoctrination?
03:25My analysis in the judgment exposed serious gaps
03:29in institutional accountability,
03:32safeguarding of vulnerable persons,
03:34financial transparency,
03:36and early intervention
03:37against religiously motivated exploitation and abuse.
03:41As a judge, however, I do not have the lawmaking power,
03:45and that is the province of the legislature.
03:48I note, therefore, that there is a need
03:49for a rights-based regulatory framework
03:52that promotes accountability,
03:54strengthens internal governance,
03:56and establishes effective mechanisms
03:59for detecting and preventing harmful practices.
04:11against the rule of lawmaking.
04:38and circumstances of the case are not formed before the community centers, relying on
04:43the community centers.
