Nairobi, 25 December 2024: The Police Reforms Working Group strongly condemns the recent abduction of social media users Billy Mwangi, Peter Muteti and Bernard Kavuli. We note the reported arrest and detention of Gabriel Supeet at the Ntulele Police Station and public anxiety as to the whereabouts of Naomi a.k.a @Jaber_totoo. We remind the Government…
Nairobi, 28 August, The Police Reforms Working Group Kenya (PRWG-K) is deeply concerned by the continued practice of enforced disappearances and arbitrary arrests, despite President Ruto’s promise to end this practice. We urgently call upon President William Ruto to fulfil his legal obligation to uphold and protect the Constitution and end the harrowing practice of…
Nairobi, 25 June 2024: Despite the assurance by the Government that the right to assembly would be protected and facilitated, today’s protests have spiralled into violence. Human rights observers and medical officers have reported several incidents of human rights violations. Throughout the day, we have reliably documented the following. At least five people have died…
Amnesty International Kenya invites you to celebrate RIGHTS Click @3, marking three years of empowering young people to champion digital rights. This event will highlight the achievements of our RIGHTS Click program, launch CTRL+ Speak—a magazine amplifying youth voices—and bring together advocates committed to a safe, inclusive digital future. Join us to reflect on our…