Defenders Coalition boss Kamau Ngugi reads the statement on the situation in Kenya before the African Commission on Human and People's Rights /HANDOUT
Suppose you are a human rights activist or a government critic in Kenya. In that case, chances are you may well face digital and physical surveillance, arrest — or worse — your body could be picked up from a thicket, activists have told the African Union.
They have urged the AU’s rights watchdog to impose sanctions on Kenya.
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