[Capital FM] Nairobi — Kenya’s human rights watchdog has warned that enforced disappearances remain a continuing human rights crisis, citing 46 cases it has documented in 2026 and calling on the government to establish the whereabouts of missing persons and prosecute those responsible.
Kenya: KNCHR Warns Enforced Disappearances Remain a ‘Continuing’ Human Rights Crisis in Kenya
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