Kenyan Court Blocks U.S. Ebola Unit Plans Amid Protests

The New York Times reports on a court ruling affecting a U.S. Ebola unit in Kenya. The unit’s plans had sparked public protests. Kenyan activists questioned the deployment’s legality and transparency. The court decision halted the unit’s operations pending further review. The setback follows legal challenges by local groups. U.S. health officials had intended to support Ebola response efforts. The ruling underscores tensions between foreign aid and national sovereignty. Observers will watch for any revised agreements or appeals.