Victims of past Kenyan protests face an uncertain wait for compensation after a court halted the government's efforts to provide relief. Thousands of petitioners, including Agutu Boss, a former security detail for Raila Odinga, are left in limbo as legal challenges stall the process.

• Approximately 6,000 petitions for compensation have been received before the process was stopped.
• The court ruled that President William Ruto lacked the constitutional authority to establish the compensation panel, asserting the mandate belongs to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR).
• Agutu Boss, shot during the Saba Saba protest in 2023, highlights suffering endured by victims, some of whom feel forgotten after political reconciliations.