The death toll reach 31

On Monday, the death toll against government protests in Kenya increased to 31, and the country calls on calls to the human rights commission, public interruption and justice.

The State Commission previously stated that 11 people died.

More than 100 people were injured and about 532 people were arrested in protests that hit the capital Nairobi and other major cities.

The UN, this is deeply concerned about the killings and criticized the Kenyan police for using “deadly ammunition” against protesters.

Kenyan police say 11 people are still dead.

Since the death of Blogger Albert Ojwang, who was in police control last month, since the death of the country, a year later, the young protesters had been rising from the day after the day of the passing wave of a year.

On Monday, protests are designed to remember the struggle for democracy for Kenya, but in 17 of the country’s 47 districts to become deadly clashes from 47 countries.

“Ruto” and “Ruto must go” and “for a while,” and “for a while”, left the President William Ruto office that demanded a popular rally.

In A comment was made On Tuesday, XRCR, the sharp increase in the dead is “deep concern”.

“KHRCR condemns the violation of all human rights and calls on all officials, including police, civilians and all other stakeholders,” he said.

The commission also documented an extensive looting and destruction and destruction of both state and private property by unknown individuals.

In the local media, a 12-year-old student killed while in Kiambu was a 12-year-old student at home on the edge of the capital.

“These recent events have been killed in more than 15 protesters and more injured in June 25, and in the other regions of Kenya, this recent events in Ravina Shamdasani Ravina Shamdasani,” he said.

“Deadly ammunition, rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannons were used,” Shamdasani added.

Reuters News Agency reports that unknown attackers were attacked and at least two hospitals were damaged after the raids and the abductors were stolen.

Religious and legal groups, ownership and arbitrary arrests, demanded an independent investigation.

At the same time, the Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen, approved the protests, which was obtained by the criminals.

On Tuesday, the opposition leaders accused the deployment of police vehicles who must adopt armed groups accepting the government during the protests.

President Ruton called on all enterprises related to the leadership of all enterprises, accusing the government in accordance with the state-funded violence and kenyers.

“This regime is an enemy. Therefore, it should not be considered. We will not rest. We will not rest. We will not retreat. The opposition will not surrender in the joint statement.

Kenya’s Chief Justice Martha Koome warned my country against more severe protests, and democratic fabric of the nation.

On Monday, the demonstrations were primarily organized by Gen-Z Youth, the justice for the victims of the more accountability and police savagery, continued to protest.

On June 25, at least 19 people were killed and thousands of enterprises were killed and thousands of enterprises were killed and destroyed in the day of the dead in honor of the dead against protests.

Since 2023, since 2023, since 2023, the Star newspaper was killed in terms of a tally.