The sloping fear of the fears that returned in Kenya’s dark time

The disappearance of reports of more than 80 governments of government in the last six months have resulted in public return in Kenya.

The judge has warned that the highest security officials will be made by court on Monday if they failed third time in response to the recent reception.

The case is linked to the disappearance of Kenya Commission for human rights since protests arising across the proposed tax mountains began in June.

At least 24 are said to lose.

Police and government denied capturing and arrested protesters illegally, but the country has a history of a government-funded takeing, and some of the Centors were afraid to return to that previous black.

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kwa and the Directorate of Criminal Propector Director Mohamed Amin ordered to produce a court for seven social loops disappearing in December.

Five and recovered early in January in various locations across the country.

The lawyers of Mr.

Billy Mwangi is one of five. The 24-year-old man dropped with his character Abromers 75km (46 kilometers) in his hometown in Ezema, in central Kenya, Townt Act-threatened.

Billy Dad, Gerald Mwangichaka, told his BBC his son.

“The boy did not share too much,” he said. “What I can say is that when He arrives, he wasn’t normal. He looked in shock.”

Billy, a college student who used to criticize the government in the media community, disappeared on December 2024 while he was in Barter at EMB.

According to the Witnesses, men with hooda came to Toyota Fielder and the twice of cabin, forced one of the cars and was broken.

Within many hours, the worst fear of his family began to occur.

“Most weekends, together watching the ball. His club is Chelsea; mine is Arsenal,” said Gerald.

He called Billy to talk about a football game with his disappearance, only finding that his son’s phone is turned off.

The Barter store owner later told him of taking, causing a delicious search.

Billy’s mother fell down when she heard the news and weeks and huggles was harmful to the family.

As soon as he found, Billy was taken to hospital for re-evaluation. His family says he is better in splendor, but his release brings some relief.

Like many who have re-recovered after allegations that Billy has spoken a little about her difficulties, perhaps because of fear.

Jamil and Aslam Longton again introduced after September release from 32 days in exile.

The brothers were warned, said Jamil, that they would be killed when they went to the media.

Three months later, a government official headed in public against their offense as a formal arrest.

Her siblings took this as a guarantee that a government agency was facing what they were found and they had the courage to speak.

Jamil says: “Kenya constitution is clear,” Jamil said. “You have to be arrested and taken to court within 24 hours.

“We were not allowed to see our family or contact our family. Therefore this is not imprisoned, this is bearing.”

The brothers told BBC that Asala helped to organize the city of Kitenga in the city of Kitenga near the capital city of the capital. her.

One day in August the two were drawn to their car near their home, imprisoned and handled, taken to an unknown area where they were held on the small black cells.

Aslam says that he was constantly seated, governor the abuser wanted to know who supported the protests.

“I was very scared,” she says. When the door is opened that one will come with the Fiber cord and iron stick.

“I was afraid that she came to hit me or to finish me – there were only two choices for beating me or killing me.”

Jamil describes very armed blasphemics, who can track their mobiles calls and are confident enough to take the wide sunlight, operation and quality of human rights groups report to many situations.

But this does not mean that they were legally operational, Saac Mwaauri said, denied the State after being taken.

“The formal security can also be part of the organized crime,” he told BBC.

“It is also possible for political reasons … Our disabled political disadvantages were once strangled. In effect, they are running with them to solve political scores.”

Mr Mwaura declined to comment on the Minister of Government Minister Justin Muturi, one of the cases severely damaging Kenya security agencies.

Cumur said his son was acquired by National Intelligence Service (NIS) and only released after direct appeals to President William Ruto.

“That’s a matter of investigation, because that’s his side of the story,” said Mr. Mr. Mwaura. “But what is the matter of the National Spyinogy?

“I would like to say about the phase that the President of the Republic of the Republic, the High of the Government, not acknowledge any forms of consideration, because he is a man believing in the rule of law.”

Rutor, Rut, promised to publicly stop being killed, and he was compelled to respond to civilization, and worried about Western allies.

Many are worried that the obvious disappearance of government activists is also the first way, recalls the same methods under the leadership of Daniel Arap Moi in the 19800 and 1980’s.

Gitobo Minyara, reporter and an actistist and a colorful political campaign at the beginning of the 1990s, beaten by the Moi kingdom. No doubt you see “Moi Playbook” in action now.

But, he says, the times have changed. Amendments to the Constitution have established many ways to respond and “a major part of Kenya Society that will not be intimidated”.

“Democracy has increased the government will not wish the local democracy,” he told BBC.

And social media, “the word spreads at once” said he.

“We will not be assessed by the way we were often heard in those days when we were able to use only the latter.”

JUSTICE reports disappeared from weeks.

But despite the announcement of the police investigation, no one was charged, he once ceased to be convicted, by carrying them.

Several agreed groups called on a lawyer asking that kidnapping charges were referred to the International Court (ICC).

As for the families of those who are lost, night continues.

“We are very depressed,” says Stapeya Mutuaaaaaaaaa, “Steve Bombisi’s sister, one of the seven who disappeared in December.

“We hope to release him. [Most] And the captives were delivered, but the missing. We pray that you will be found. “

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