Just hours after the BBC aired a documentary exposing the June 2024 shootings at Parliament, Amnesty Kenya has launched a petition demanding a public inquiry into the matter.
Taking to social media, Amnesty Kenya Director Irungu Houghton urged Kenyans to watch the documentary, dubbed Bloody Parliament, and afterwards sign the petition published on its official website.
Houghton urged Kenyans not to just listen to the noise online but watch the documentary themselves and make their own informed decisions when signing the petition that seeks accountability from public officials. "Despite the distraction caused by #BBCForChaos, the reality is that lives were lost and families were shattered.
Only the DCI, ODPP and IPOA can give them justice.
