We'll be on the streets, Saba Saba procession organisers tell police

Organisers say the demonstrations will press for justice for victims of enforced disappearances...

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Organisers of the upcoming Saba Saba procession have vowed to proceed as planned, despite the Nairobi Police Commander declaring all gatherings unlawful due to a lack of official notification.

Organisers claim they submitted a notice of peaceful assembly to the Nairobi Regional Commander and the office of the Inspector-General of Police on Friday.
The procession aims to present a petition to Parliament concerning issues like extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and police accountability.
Organisers estimate at least 1,000 participants will join the demonstration.

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