Vocal Africa Alleges Six Activists Missing After Arrest During Gen Z Protest
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 26 — Human rights organisation Vocal Africa has claimed that six activists arrested outside Parliament during Thursday’s Gen Z anniversary protests have disappeared, despite the release of…..
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Human rights organization Vocal Africa alleges that five activists were arrested and subsequently disappeared following protests outside Parliament in Nairobi on Thursday.
- Five activists are reported missing after their arrest during the Gen Z anniversary protests.
- The activists were identified by Vocal Africa CEO Hussein Khalid.
- The claims come as over 200 other demonstrators were released by a court on 1,000 Kenyan Shillings cash bail.
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IG Kanja Orders Probe Into Viral Police Assault of Disabled Protester - June 2026
Inspector General Douglas Kanja has ordered urgent investigations into multiple incidents of police misconduct during the June 25 Gen Z anniversary protests in Nakuru. Videos emerged showing police violently assaulting a person with disability and manhandling activist James Mbugua during demonstrations. The National Police Service launched investigations into alleged police misconduct, while Kanja himself faces potential jail time for contempt of court following the erection of police roadblocks during recent protests. Meanwhile, human rights organizations continue to demand accountability, with five out of six missing activists found injured by the roadside after protests outside Parliament in Nairobi.
