The Kenya Women Senators Association has condemned alleged sexual violence against women and girls amid the protests on June 25, demanding immediate investigations and support for survivors.

The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has condemned the violence during the June 25 protests, asserting that some media and civil society members incited unrest under the pretext of advocating human rights.

The Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) has condemned the government's response to the June 25 protests, alleging excessive force against peaceful demonstrators and a failure to investigate key suspects linked to the violence.

On Thursday, Gladys Shollei, the National Assembly Deputy Speaker, criticized former Chief Justice David Maraga for his involvement in the chaotic June 25 protests, which she claimed led to violence and destruction.

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has stated that Kenya will not be allowed to descend into anarchy following violent nationwide protests that occurred on June 26.