British troops accused of human rights violations and sexual abuse in Kenya
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A Kenyan parliamentary report alleges human rights violations, environmental damage, and sexual abuse by British soldiers stationed at the British Army Training Unit in Kenya (Batuk) near Nanyuki. The inquiry, conducted by Kenya's departmental committee on defence, intelligence and foreign relations, gathered testimony from affected civilians and organizations. The report details allegations of rape, assault, and abandonment of children fathered by soldiers, citing mishandled cases and lack of accountability. It also expresses concern over the 2012 killing of Agnes Wanjiru, alleging obstruction of justice by Batuk personnel. The report claims Batuk demonstrated institutional resistance and non-cooperation throughout the inquiry, invoking diplomatic immunity.
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