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The National Assembly has launched an inquiry into alleged atrocities inflicted on Kenyans by the British Army based in Laikipia and Samburu counties. The departmental Committee on Defense is inviting members of the public and stakeholders to submit memoranda relating to alleged malpractices within BATUK since its inception. The Committee chairman Nelson Koech, says the Parliamentary Defense Watch-Dog will ensure that all victims of Atrocities get Justice
MPs launch probe into atrocities inflicted on Kenyans
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