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The Media Council of Kenya has condemned the recent attacks on journalists covering the gen z-led protests. According to the council 24 cases of police brutality against journalists have been recorded with no officers yet prosecuted. The media council has called on IPOA, the ODPP, and the inspector general of police to expedite investigations and bring those responsible to justice.
Media Council condemns attacks on journalists
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