Monday-killed population protests in Kenya has increased to 31, the country’s rights commission, said, Build the public and needed justice.
The Commissioner of a national work before said that 11 people were killed.
More than 100 people were injured and about 532 were arrested in protests that assaulted the capital of Nairobi and other major cities, KNCR said on the rights of the human rights (KNCR).
The UN said he was very concerned about the killing of this killed and criticized Kenyan police through “deadly holes” against protesters.
Kenya police said 11 died.
There was a rising tension in the world because Blogger Albert Khele Kwach in the police cell last month appeared on road protests, a year after the young protesters rebelled.
Monday protests were intended to remember the attempts decades of Kenya – a long democracy but increased into 47 deadly districts of 47 districts, reported to local media.
Many of those who showed “Ruto should go” and “watam”, meaning “One word”, a famous call that requires President William Ruto Ndeve.
In a statement issued in the end of the second, KNCR said that a sharp increase in tax death “was very concerned”.
“KNCHR strongly loses all human rights violations and refreshes in all responsible groups, including police, residents and all other stakeholders,” can hear.
The commission also wrote full full robbery and the destruction of public and private property for strangers.
Among those killed was a 12-year-old student who was lost by a lost firework in Kiandu, the edge of the capital, said local media.
“It’s all about the latest events that many times occur in more than 15 weeks and were killed and were injured in Nairobi and other parts of Kenya,” said Ravina Shamdasani, a human right hand spokesman.
“Safety characters, rubber bullets, tears gas, and water used,” said Shamdasani.
At least two hospitals are damaged after attacking the unknown attackers that the centers are attacking and steal medical equipment and victims, the Reuters News reported.
Religious groups and rights are searching for quick and injuries, destruction of property and unimaginable imprisonment.
However, the Interior Minister Kipchomba Mrkomen recommended police for protests, that they entered criminals.
Opposing leaders on Tuesday suspect the government of the armed police vehicles that are not being equipped to show opposition forces during protests.
They asked for all businesses linked to President Ruto’s management, blaming his government by sending government-sponsored violence and overconfidence in Kenya.
“This kingdom is good. It cannot be considered. It should be allowed. It will not be allowed. We will not rest. We will not rest.
Judge Kenya Justice Martha Koome warned the country against violent protests, saying they risk democracy.
Monday shows were mainly organized by what is called Gen-V youths, seeking a good manner, a major accountability, and justice of victims of police since last year.
On June 25, 19 people were killed and the thousands of business were robbed and destroyed in a day of protests nationwide that were killed by the annual tax.
More than 140 people were killed since 2023 in protests, according to the Star newspaper.
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