After killing 31 people and injured in the ‘Saba Saba’ march across the country, the Human Rights Office demanded a responsibility.
The number of deaths of Death in Kenya has reached at least people about 5 people, said the human rights commission in the country that at least 77 were injured in the nationwide march.
In a statement on Tuesday, the National Commission on Human Rights (NCHR) said two forced disappearance in the wake of Monday’s marches, who remembered the uprising of 1990 1990 against the democratic stewardship of the East African country.
Commission, who initially gave a toll 10 dead and 29 injuredHe said he has arrested at least 532.
In the wake of the violence, a march was seen in the capital Nairobi as well as the city of Aldorat and the city of Aldorat.
There was also a widespread destruction of the property with the supermarket.
The NCHR said, “He strongly condemns all human rights violations and requests the responsibility from all responsible parties, including the police, citizens and all other stakeholders.”
Monday’s marches marked Saba Saba Day, that is, after several years of his career, the then President Daniel Arap Moi demanded that July return to multi-party democracy on July July, 1990 1990.
From June 22, he has been in Kenya for more than a year of protests under the leadership of the entire youth, when the proposed tax increased, causing anger over the widespread issues involving the economy, corruption and the cruelty of the police.
The protesters have also appealed to President William Rooto to resign.
Their actions have been completed by the police with strict repression.
The Law Society of Kenya and the police reforms work group say, “Heavy armed policemen with military grade weapons were deployed in violation of court orders, using masks and marked vehicles to hide their identity”.
Overall, the working group of police reforms said that 20 of Kenya’s 47 countries were protested on Monday, including Nairobi, Kaziado, Nairi, Mombasa, Kisi, Ambu, Kisumu, Kiambu, Kiambu, Nakuru, Naidaru, Narok, Narok, Narok, Narok, Narok, Narok, Narok, Narok.
Since the toll on Tuesday started last year, the number of people has increased to more than 5.
This includes at least 16 people who were killed in the country against the police cruelty in Kenya and government corruption. On June 25Less than two weeks ago.
Kenya’s Cabinet Home Secretary Kipumba Murkomen told police last week that “shoot in vision” anyone who went to the police station to the police station after several burns.
The Kenya National Bank and Integration Commission, whose commissioner appointed by the President, criticized politicians on Tuesday and criticized the use of excessive power towards the police protesting the police.
In a statement issued before the toll of a revised death, the United Nations Human Rights Office, OHHR, on Monday expressed concern over the murder of the protesters in Kenya on Monday.
It said, “The death of the police and the security forces to prevent violent demonstrations from Nairobi and across the country,” died.
