The KNCHR list comprised people who died or were injured during protests from 2024 to date.
By George Munene
Contributor
Nation Media Group
At least 1,800 people who were either killed or maimed during protests have been positively identified and will benefit from a government programme, the Kenya National Commission of Human Rights said.
KNCHR commissioner, Prof Marion Mutugi, said a list of the names and details of those who died or was maimed has been submitted to the government for compensation.
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