Law groups call Probe after the BBC African Eye Documentary

Leading human rights organizations, during the demonstrations against the increase in taxes in June last year, call for research on the killing of protesters by the security forces.

Three protesters in the Kenyan parliament, a BBC African eye investigation, which exposes the members of the security forces that ignite the demands of public anger and justice.

Amnesty International and Kenya Human Rights Commission (XRC) said the officers of the documentary “must face law”.

Kenya’s government spokesman replied saying “Every life is important,” police guard investigates and criticizes the BBC documentary to be “single-sided”.

“Those who do documentaries should have searched for government opinion … Thus, they may be fair and balanced,” he said.

“For example, the parliament shows that they are burned, but they do not show that; minimizes the vandalization in parliament.”

The protesters confessed their legitimate concerns about the financial bill, but said: We cannot have a country leading through Anarchy and Mayhem. “

The BBC asked the government to participate in the documentary.

In the Assembly of Kenya, MP accuses MP John Kiarie’nin ‘push the external agenda’, after the protests of the government and parliament, were discussed shortly after the government and parliament.

“The BBC documentary created more among young people … You can’t stop the media,” said Odhiambo.

In response to documentaries in Away, the police service said that the Alleged Person (IPOA) claimed to be allegedly related to the Claim of the Independent Police Control Organization (IPOA), he said he could not investigate himself.

Kenyan Defense Forces (KDF) told the BBC that IPOA did not want to look at any staff in the parliamentary operations.

BBC African eyes Blood Parliament Documentary He discovered how security forces respond to the protesters of young people violating the Kenya parliament on June 25, 2024, today the MPs voted to confirm the proposed tax growth.

Disputed financial bill project He said that the government should be reduced to the external borrowing.

Using the open source information and content generated by the user, analyzing more than 5,000 images of the BBC, analyzing more than 5,000 unarmed protesters in parliament – a police officer and a police officer and a solder who opened the way.

With the security forces, more than 65 people died, a number of protests against a number of protests, 89 people and thousands of detention disappeared, According to Amnesty International.

The Kenyan government has laid the death toll in 42.

On Monday, the BBC, the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, said he cancel the personal demonstration of the documentary “due to government pressure”.

“The BBC spokesman said that we could not share the documentary and panel discussion as planned as planned,” he said.

“Meanwhile, the audience can watch the film in the BBC youtube channel of Africa,” he said.

The amnesty said the documentary was previously used to “protest against the protesters”, “he said.

Police and the Army openly report the actions taken in connection with the findings of BBC Exposé. ”

The Group of Rights, Kenyans called on the protests to sign an application that calls for a call to a call to the murders in the process of doublet.

KHRC said the BBC documentary “Specialists in Police and Military Clothes” to kill the innocent kenyans.

“It is responsible for the responsibility for” President William), who must be responsible for these deaths, “he said.

The Kenyans said they were online to attack the government for the government for the murders and injuries of peaceful protesters.

Ruto previously defended the police against the charges of savagery, and recently warned Kenyans against military issues.

Police repeatedly rejected the participation of repeated abduction and murders. No officials were charged.

On Monday, after the release of the BBC African Eye Document, it gave an update on IPOA research.

Authority, then 60 deaths after 60 deaths, 41 gun wounds took part.

IPOA has completed 22 research, and 36 actively persecuted and are currently in front of the courts.

The investigation agency reported 233 injuries during the demonstrations.

In the statement, the main opposition coalition “The implementation of peaceful protesters has been sanctioned at the highest level,” he said.

Mr. Mwaura said that the documentary film “involved in violence” is a documentary film, called a legislature called for a ban on BBC in Kenya.

George Peter Kaluma took a 37-minute length, risked the country with the risk of “stabilizing”.

However, a senator Edwin defended documentaries that say that there is no “fabrication” inside.

“We must encourage these stories to the fact that they are in all angles for the sake of truth and justice. Those who are worried about their consciences, and we cannot help them in X.