Ruto Under Fire As Kenyan Women Ask 'Where Are Our Children?' | Firstpost Africa | N18G
Watch this video as Firstpost explains how Kenyan women took to the streets to protest against enforced disappearances. A wave of panic and outrage sweeps Kenya as mothers take to the streets of Nairobi to demand answers over the rising number of youth abductions and enforced disappearances. Dressed in red and black, grieving parents marched towards Parliament and Police Headquarters, carrying portraits of their missing children and accusing security forces of systemic brutality. The crisis stems from the 2024 Gen Z protests against tax hikes, which triggered deadly state crackdowns. Rights groups report at least 86 enforced disappearances between 2023 and 2026, with recent victims found dumped on roadsides bearing severe injuries from torture. While the National Police Service and government officials deny involvement, silence from top leadership deepens public fury. Activists are demanding immediate accountability and a new legal framework to criminalise enforced disappearances, leaving President William Ruto's administration under immense pressure to uphold human rights and restore faith in Kenyan democracy. Alyson Le Grange brings you more on this story on Firstpost Africa.TIME STAMPS:
00:00 – Introduction
00:48 – Mothers Demand Justice for Missing Children
01:35 – Historical Context: 2024 Gen Z Protests & Crackdown
02:15 – Pattern of Abductions, Masked Snatchings & Torture
03:05 – Police Denials & Political Pressure on Ruto Administration
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