Families of people killed or missing in alleged cases of police brutality and enforced disappearances continue to seek justice and accountability, despite plans for compensation.
Families continue to seek justice for victims of police brutality and disappearances. [File Courtesy]
Sheryl Adhiambo Anyumba, a Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) student, would have graduated this year were it not for a bullet that killed her instantly.
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The latest victim was shot dead at the ADC Olng'atongo Farm in Endebess last week.
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The government has begun implementing a compensation programme for victims of police brutality and protest-related violence.
