Mothers and families of abducted individuals will stage protests across major towns today, Monday, to denounce the rising cases of enforced disappearances and mysterious deaths.
The protests, organized by mothers who will be joined by activists, politicians, and professionals, come amidst heightened concerns over increased abductions allegedly carried out by state agents.
The abductions have predominantly targeted young critics of President William Ruto's administration. "We, Kenyans Against Abductions, would like to notify you of our intention to conduct peaceful protests against abductions on Monday, January 6, from 9:30am," reads a notice sent to Mombasa Central Police Station, dated January 2.
Similar notices have been sent to various police stations, reflecting growing public outrage after over 80 cases of abductions were reported last year, with more than 10 incidents occurring in December alone. "Mothers of abducted children cry out, begging the government to bring their children home.
