Press Release - Kenyan authorities have failed to ensure justice for the killing of at least 31 people and other abuses by the police during protests throughout the country from March to July 2023, Amnesty International Kenya and Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Over a year later, investigations have not been finalized and not a single police officer or government official has been prosecuted for the killings or other serious …

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Kenya: Justice Overdue for 2023 Protest Abuses

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Riot police officers disperse supporters of Kenya's opposition Azimio La Umoja (Declaration of Unity) One Kenya Alliance, during nationwide protests over the cost of living and alleged fraud during the 2022 elections, in Mathare settlement of Nairobi, March 27, 2023.
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Implement Fundamental Reforms and Key Police Policies, Compensation · Kenyan authorities have failed to ensure justice for the killing of at least 31 people and other atrocities committed by the police during protests across the country from March to July 2023. · More than a year later, an investigation has not been completed and not a single police officer or government official has been charged with the killing or other violation of rights. · …

Tekeleza Marekebisho ya Kimsingi na Sera Muhimu za Polisi, Fidia · Mamlaka za Kenya zimeshindwa kuhakikisha haki inatendeka kwa mauaji ya watu wasiopungua 31 na ukatili mwingine uliofanywa na polisi wakati wa maandamano kote nchini kuanzia Machi hadi Julai 2023. · Zaidi ya mwaka mmoja baadaye, uchunguzi haujakamilika wala hakuna afisa hata mmoja wa polisi au afisa wa serikali aliyeshtakiwa kwa mauaji hayo au ukiukaji mwingine wa haki. · Rais Wil…

Kenya: Haki Iliyochelewa kwa Ukatili wa Maandamano ya 2023 - Amnesty Kenya

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Kenya: Justice Overdue for 2023 Protest Violence - Amnesty Kenya

Click to expand Image Riot police officers disperse supporters of Kenya's opposition Azimio La Umoja (Declaration of Unity) One Kenya Alliance, during nationwide protests over the cost of living and alleged fraud during the 2022 elections, in Mathare settlement of Nairobi, March 27, 2023.  2023 REUTERS/John Muchucha Kenyan authorities have failed to ensure justice for the killing of at least 31 people and other abuses by the police during protest

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