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The Police Reforms Working Group has condemned the violence during protests in Nairobi’s CBD, accusing police of enabling chaos by failing to stop masked agitators who attacked government critics. They are now demanding that Inspector General Douglas Kanja take action against officers seen using excessive force, calling for their arrest and prosecution.
Police Reforms Group Blames Police for Nairobi Protest Violence
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