Sifuna and Osotsi want clarity on pay for protest victims
Two Senators have intensified pressure on the government to explain how it intends to implement the Sh2 billion compensation and reparation programme for victims of demonstration-related violence...
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Two Kenyan senators are demanding answers from the government regarding the implementation of a Sh2 billion compensation and reparation program for victims of violence during demonstrations.
- The program is intended to compensate victims of demonstration-related violence.
- Senators Edwin Sifuna (Nairobi Senator) and Godfrey Osotsi (Vihiga Senator) are leading the push for clarity.
- The senators' concerns are amplified by recent reports of human rights violations in the country, raising questions about transparency and justice.
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