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New Copyright Bill Aims to Block Illegal Movies and Sports Streaming in Kenya
March 16, 2026
Kenya is moving to tighten its grip on online piracy through the proposed Copyright and Related Rights Bill, 2026, a new law that could force internet service providers (ISPs) to block illegal movie and sports streaming websites within 48 hours after receiving complaints from copyright owners. The draft legislation, published by the Kenya Copyright Board
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