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Unpacking the Meaning of Human Rights. #KnowYourRights

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VOCAL Africa is presently in Kahawa Law Courts today for the hearing of Boniface Mwangi’s case, charged with alleged possession of ammunition. A blatant attempt to silence dissent and intimidate human rights defenders.

Boniface Mwangi has been released and is now safely back home with his family. This moment is a powerful reminder that collective solidarity can break chains but the struggle against state intimidation is far from over.

The autopsy of Japheth Shikokoti Imbuaga has been postponed once again. The family was at Kenyatta Funeral Home on 22nd July, but the procedure could not take place as the pathologist was unavailable and asked them to return today. However, the autopsy was delayed again after the

Japheth was shot in the head, no exit wound while on his way home from work in Ngong. A young man simply trying to get home. Now his family is left seeking answers, justice and accountability VOCAL Africa stands with Japheth’s loved ones and demands an immediate investigation

Join Hussein Khalid, CEO of VOCAL Africa and activist Shakira Wafula today from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM on Spice FM as they unpack the state of accountability in Kenya, what's working, what's broken and what must change. Don't miss this powerful conversation. Tune in and be part of

Understanding the identities and backgrounds of the young individuals arrested and charged with terrorism-related offenses.

Today, VOCAL Africa hosted a meeting with ForumCiv ESA at our offices. The meeting brought together passionate minds committed to advancing human rights and civic space.

A Kenyan has been abducted in Tanzania. Again. Family has confirmed that Mwabili Mwagodi, who is a Kenyan activist and was vocal against church donations, was abducted in Tanzania on Wednesday. It seems Samia Suluhu and her government are working round the clock to target

Mwabili Mwagodi’s sister is pleading for his release. She is demanding for answers on his whereabouts. #FreeMwabiliMwagodi

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Please help amplify this missing child.

VOCAL Africa demands Immediate release, legal access & protection for Mwabili Mwagodi, a Kenyan abducted in Tanzania. #FreeMwabiliMwagodi

Proof of life, although he seems distraught, he is ALIVE!! Mwabili Mwagodi is with VOCAL Africa now headed to hospital.

When he finally reached Diani, around 3am, TL Elder actually thought presenting himself to the police will be a good thing so he voluntarily went to Diani Police Station. However while there, the police threatened him with arrest and detainment. They traumatized him

We salute the unrelenting pressure from Mwabili’s family, the public and the civil society. Every single person who raised their voice made this possible. But the silence of both Tanzanian and Kenyan authorities is deeply troubling. We continue to demand independent

Walid Sketty, Vocal Africa: By the time we got to Aga Khan to take Mwabili for treatment, we were actually chased away. We believe there was a collaboration between the security apparatus and Aga Khan Hospital. @ashleymazuri #WeekendatOne

Mwabili Mwagodi is slowly recovering, but the scars run deep. The mental and physical torture he endured is unimaginable. “For me it was the mental torture. I became suicidal.” This is what state repression looks like. This is why we fight.