Nairobi, Sept 20, 2024 (AFP) - Missing Kenyans freed as rights groups blame security forces

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2024-09-20
Three Kenyans at the heart of a high-profile abduction case have been freed, rights groups said Friday, accusing security forces of keeping them captive for weeks after they took part in anti-government protests. The three were allegedly abducted by men identifying themselves as police on August 19 in Kitengela, some 30 kilometres (20 miles) south of the capital Nairobi. Images on social media showed two of the men, looking shaken, following thei......
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