Kenya's parliament has accused British soldiers of longstanding sexual abuse, human rights violations, and environmental damage during their training presence in the country. A 94-page report details harrowing testimonies and claims of evasion of accountability.

• The parliamentary committee investigated for two years, citing ethical breaches and rights violations by the British Army Training Unit in Kenya (Batuk).
• The UK High Commission in Kenya expressed regret over the report's conclusions but affirmed readiness to investigate allegations once evidence is provided.
• The report highlighted the 2012 murder of Agnes Wanjiru, whose case involved a former British soldier now facing extradition to Kenya.