KHRC executive director Davis Malombe, IMLU executive director Grace Wangechi, Mathare social justice center co-founder Wanjira Wanjiru, Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi CEO Kawive Wambua, Police reform working group co-convener Cyprian Nyamwamu and Transparency International Kenya executive director Sheila Masinde during a press briefing on the murder of Albert Ojwang at KHRC offices, Nairobi on June 11, 2025/LEAH MUKANGAI
Forty-nine Kenyans have died in the hands of police since January, showing a sustained rise in use of brutal force by security officers against unarmed civilians, civil society groups have said.
Police Reform Working Group, a consortium of 27 human rights organisations, said on Wednesday the deaths at the hands of police are mainly concentrated in Nakuru, which recorded close to half of the deaths, as well as in Nairobi.
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