Kenya: Govt Urged to Demand Safe Return of Activists From Uganda

AllAfricaCenterEN 1 min read 100% complete by By Phidel KizitoOctober 29, 2025 at 04:41 PM

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Former Chief Justice David Maraga has urged the Kenyan government to employ diplomatic, economic, and legal measures to secure the safe return of activists Bob Njagi and Nicolas Oyoo from Uganda, where they were reportedly detained. The call for action comes as concerns over their safety grow amid reports of cross-border human rights violations in East Africa. Maraga emphasized the importance of summoning the Ugandan envoy and utilizing all available tools to protect and release the activists. He highlighted that these individuals are young Kenyans who have advocated for a more just and democratic future in the region.

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Kenya ×360% David Maraga ×270% Uganda ×270% Bob Njagi 80% Nicolas Oyoo 80%

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Uganda

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