Watetezi wadai uwazi na muda zaidi katika fidia ya wahanga wa maandamano

Wanaharakati wameitaka Tume ya KNCHR kuwa na uwazi katika mchakato wa fidia kwa waathiriwa wa maandamano ya Gen Z ya 2024 na 2025. Wamependekeza kuongeza siku za kukusanya data kutoka 60 hadi 90, na kuonya dhidi ya kuingiliwa na wanasiasa. Wanasema bajeti ya Sh2 bilioni haitoshi.

Wanaharakati wamewasilisha maombi yao kwa Tume ya Kutetea Haki za binadamu nchini (KNCHR) ili iwe na uwazi katika mchakato wa kutoa fidia kwa waathiriwa wa maandamano ya Gen Z.

Mkurugenzi wa Vocal Africa, Hussein Khalid, alisema KNCHR inahitaji angalau siku 90 kwa kuthibitisha waathiriwa na kutoa malipo, badala ya siku 30 kila moja. "Tatizo la kuharakisha mchakato huu ni kwamba utaambatana na changamoto na makosa," alisema Khalid, akiongeza kuwa maandamano hayo yalifanyika katika zaidi ya kaunti 30 lakini mashirika ya haki za binadamu ni matano tu.

Khalid alionya dhidi ya ushawishi wa wanasiasa au serikali, akidai wanaweza kuharakisha mchakato kwa hofu ya maandamano ya Juni 25 mwaka huu. "Tuwe waangalifu na tufanye mambo kwa njia sahihi," alishauri.

Bi Mwanase Ahmed alilalamika kuwa KNCHR haijafafanua aina ya waathiriwa wanaofaa, kama waliouawa, walioumia au waliopata madhara ya kisaikolojia. Mwathiriwa Mary Gititia alielezea shida yake, ambapo mwanawe wa miaka 26 alipotea wakati wa maandamano ya Juni 25, 2024, na bado hajupatikana. Wanaharakati wanasema bajeti ya Sh2 bilioni inapaswa kuongezwa hadi Sh4 bilioni ili kutosha kesi kutoka 2017.

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Families of missing activists protesting with ultimatum signs outside a government building.
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Families of missing activists issue 24-hour ultimatum

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Families of activists Davis Lichuma, Macmillan Kiari and Abdulaziz Molo issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the government on June 28 demanding their release or they would trigger nationwide protests.

As Kenya prepares for the second anniversary of those killed in the 2024 Gen-Z youth protests, victims are calling on the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) to publish the list of compensation recipients.

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President William Ruto has extended the term of the Panel of Experts on Compensation of Victims of Human Rights Violations by 90 days. The move follows concerns over delays in compensating victims of protests. The extension runs from June 5 to September 5, 2026.

Residents and traders in Eastleigh protested on April 2, demanding the release of abducted businessman Shukri Hassan within 24 hours. The 33-year-old was seized by armed men on March 28. This is the fifth such case in the area over the past month.

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Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has directed police to protect peaceful protesters during the June 25 demonstrations marking one year since the 2024 protests.

Hundreds of South C residents held a peaceful protest, halting business activities while demanding arrests over a 16-storey building collapse that killed two people months ago. They issued a seven-day ultimatum to the government to address safety concerns and official accountability. Key demands include investigation reports and action against negligent officials.

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The Union Ministry of Home Affairs has extended the deadline for a Commission of Inquiry into the 2023 Manipur violence until November 20, 2026. The three-member panel must now submit its report on the ethnic clashes as soon as possible but no later than that date.

 

 

 

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