Katiba Institute, the Kenya Human Rights Commission, the Independent Medico-Legal Unit, and other members of the Police Reforms Working Group have filed a petition seeking, as an interim measure, a […]

The National Police Service bears the primary responsibility of facilitating peaceful assemblies for Kenyans exercising their constitutional rights. Since 25 June 2024, the courts have also pronounced themselves on what […]

The Police Reforms Working Group calls on the East African Community and the international community to demand the Government of Tanzania hold accountable the police officers and their commanding officers […]

21 May, 2025. The Police Reforms Working Group – Kenya (PRWG-K) strongly condemns the arrest and incommunicado detention of renowned human rights defenders Boniface Mwangi of Kenya and Agather Atuhaire […]

May 7, 2025 There are five major highlights of this year’s 2024 Missing Voices Report: Missing Voices documented a total of 159 cases of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances in […]

Nairobi, 3rd May 2025: The Police Reforms Working Group–Kenya (PRWG-Kenya) condemns the arrest of four independent film producers Nicholas Gichuki, Brian Adagala, Mark Karubiu, and Chris Wamae and the seizure […]

Katiba Institute and its CSO partners have filed a petition before the High Court challenging the National Assembly’s push to amend the Constitution. The Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill, 2025 […]

April 14, 2025 This year, CIVICUS downgraded Kenya’s civic space rating from “obstructed” to “repressed.” This follows rampant human rights abuse by state agents. Our country is bleeding. Kenyans are […]