The Coalition of Victims and Survivors Against State Violence says it will move to court to compel the compensation panel chaired by Prof. Makau Mutua to include victims and survivors of enforced disappearances and torture in the compensation process.
The coalition faulted the panel for excluding some victims from the list of beneficiaries compensated during the first phase of payments.
The Prof. Mutua-led panel on Tuesday announced that 348 verified victims had received compensation amounting to more than four hundred million shillings.
The beneficiaries include families of those who lost their lives, individuals who sustained serious and minor injuries, survivors of sexual assault and those who suffered economic losses.
