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The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime has interviewed 25 individuals who were victims of a brutal police intervention in Valjevo. The interviews are part of an ongoing investigation into the incident, with authorities outlining further actions to be taken.
Victims of anti-government protests in Kisumu, Kenya, have been awarded Sh38 million in compensation, with individual amounts ranging from Sh300,000 to Sh4.8 million.
Lobby groups are demanding that the list of victims of police brutality be made public, as questions linger and victims fear being excluded from the Sh2 billion payout.
There is a strong call for victims of police brutality in Kenya to be compensated and for the perpetrators to be held accountable, emphasizing that criminals should not operate above the law.
Victims of police brutality are protesting the decision by the Director of Public Prosecutions to drop charges against eight police commanders implicated in the Baby Pendo murder case, demanding the revocation of their release.
Kenya has set aside Sh2 billion to compensate victims of police brutality, while President Ruto and Oburu Oginga have formed an eight-member joint technical committee to spearhead a 2027 coalition.