Albert Ojwang, a blogger, was arrested by police in Kakoth, Kenya, for allegedly publishing false information about a senior government official. He died less than a day later in custody, with police claiming he died by suicide. This claim was met with skepticism, leading to the arrest of two officers. The incident sparked widespread protests against police violence and human rights abuses in Kenya, as many viewed Ojwang as a victim of a repressive system targeting critics of the government. Public anger over police actions has surged amid ongoing protests and calls for accountability.
Albert Ojwang was arrested by police for allegedly publishing false information about a senior government official. Shortly after, he died in custody, sparking public outrage.
Kenyans have expressed their anger over the human rights abuses committed by police, especially against government critics and activists, leading to a surge in protests.
Two police officers were arrested following the public outcry over Ojwang's death. However, many believe he is a victim of a system that silences dissent.
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