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A section of Senators have called on the government to take deliberate and immediate action to protect Kenyans from the rising cases of abductions across the country. In a heated Senate session this afternoon lawmakers expressed concern over the increasing number of forced disappearances, accusing the police of lethargy in handling reported cases or even being complicit in some cases.
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Legislators raise concerns over increased cases of abductions
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