Families of Kenyan activists abducted in Uganda record statements with KNCHR

The family, accompanied by activists, on Tuesday took their complaints to KNCHR, urging the commission to probe the matter and exert pressure on the government to do mo.....

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The families of abducted Kenyan activists Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo have recorded statements with the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), one week after their disappearance in Kampala, Uganda. Their whereabouts remain unknown despite pressure from various parties.

Nobert Ochieng, Nicholas Oyoo’s brother, states they met the Principal Secretary but feel the process is "still dragging."
The Uganda High Court will hear a habeas corpus case for their release on October 14th.
Uganda Police Spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke denied that the missing individuals are in police custody.

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