Kenya's North Rift region is experiencing a tenuous peace following a voluntary firearms amnesty program, but victims are demanding justice against those who surrendered weapons but remain unprosecuted for past crimes.

• Hundreds of illegal firearms have been surrendered, leading to a significant reduction in bandit attacks.
• The Kenyan government is navigating a dilemma between upholding the amnesty and addressing public anger over perceived impunity for serious offenses.
• In parts of Elgeyo Marakwet, West Pokot, Baringo, and Turkana Counties, residents report individuals accused of violent attacks are reintegrating without facing prosecution.