- The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) is urgently seeking the public’s help to locate several individuals who have vanished since the anti-finance bill protests began on June 18
- Among the missing are Dorin Jane, who disappeared after participating in the protests, and Daniel Kabusho, reportedly abducted by security forces while on a phone call
- Emmanuel Kamau Mukuria, last seen at the Occupy Parliament protest, is also unaccounted for, with the KHRC urging anyone with information to come forward as search efforts continue
The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) has issued an urgent appeal for information on several individuals who have gone missing since the anti-finance bill protests began in Kenya on June 18.
According to the KHRC’s latest notice, the missing persons include participants in the protests and others who were reportedly abducted by security agencies.
One of the individuals featured in the notice is Dorin Jane, who participated in the anti-finance bill protest earlier this year. Dorin, originally from Machakos and a resident of Pipeline, Nairobi, was last seen before her sudden and mysterious disappearance.
Despite numerous efforts to locate her, including checks at the City Mortuary, authorities have yet to uncover any leads about her whereabouts.
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Her close relatives have reported her disappearance to Kware Police Station, but no substantial information has been gathered so far.
Another missing person, Daniel Kabusho, was last seen at a restaurant in Juja, Kiambu, on June 18.
Witnesses reported that Daniel, 38, was abducted by security agencies while he was on a phone call outside the restaurant.
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His wife has confirmed that Daniel was not involved in the anti-finance bill protests, adding to the concern surrounding his sudden disappearance.
A missing person report has been filed at Kays Police Station on Kenyatta Road, but so far, there has been no breakthrough in the investigation.
Emmanuel Kamau Mukuria, 24, is also among the missing. He took part in the Occupy Parliament protest on June 25 and was last seen in Nairobi’s central business district.
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Despite a missing person report filed at Kasarani Police Station, there have been no updates on his condition or location. His sudden disappearance has raised alarms among activists and family members alike.
The KHRC has emphasized the need for public assistance in locating these individuals and others who are missing under similar circumstances.
The organization has been actively searching various locations, including hospitals and police stations, in an effort to find the missing persons.
They have called on anyone with information to come forward and assist in resolving these distressing cases.
The situation remains dire as families and human rights groups continue to seek answers, urging the public to support efforts in finding those who have vanished under mysterious and troubling circumstances.
