Kenya's Parliament Silent on Abductions: One Year of Unanswered Questions

One Year Later: Kenya's Parliament Remains Silent on Abductions Kenya is grappling with the aftermath of abductions that occurred a year ago. The incident, which left many injured and killed, has sparked outrage and calls for accountability. Despite public pressure, parliament has yet to release a report on the investigations. Political commentator Meshack Odede voiced his frustration, stating, "Parliament should have given Kenyans an answer by now and presented a report after investigations. Saying the police might have sabotaged the demonstrations is that a joke?" Odede's comments highlight the lack of transparency and concern over potential police involvement. The silence from the Kenyan parliament is raising serious questions about accountability and justice for the victims and their families. The lack of a report fuels speculation and raises concerns about the government's commitment to addressing such serious human rights violations. The incident underscores the need for greater transparency and accountability in the Kenyan government's handling of sensitive issues.