内容摘要：Abby Maxman, presidenta de Oxfam America, una organización internacional de ayuda sin fines de lucro, manifestó: “Esta política no se trata de seguridad nacional, sino de sembrar división y vilipendiar a comunidades que buscan seguridad y oportunidades en Estados Unidos”.

Abby Maxman, presidenta de Oxfam America, una organización internacional de ayuda sin fines de lucro, manifestó: “Esta política no se trata de seguridad nacional, sino de sembrar división y vilipendiar a comunidades que buscan seguridad y oportunidades en Estados Unidos”.

This blogger’s death comes almost a year after several activists and protesters were killed and abducted by Kenyan police during. Economic frustration remains high, despite the proposed taxes being scrapped last year.

“Our demands are still not met. The joblessness they had last year is tenfold. The killings are still happening,” said Ndungi Githuku, activist from the People’s Liberation Party. “So, nothing was resolved out of the protests that we had. We have freedom that is half baked. This country belongs to the rich, so it is time for the poor to rise. This is what is going to happen (on the anniversary) in a few days.”The Kenyan police said the Independent Policing Oversight Authority has launched an investigation.Officers who were on duty when Ojwang died in custody will also not be returning to work while they await the outcome of investigations, said police Inspector-General Douglas Kanja.

However, many are skeptical of the proceedings.“Until now they (Kenya Police) have not told us the truth. We know there were more injuries. They have decided to sacrifice junior officers. We want justice for Ojwang and many others who have lost their lives,” said Hussein Khalid from the Vocal Africa human rights organization.

Rights group Amnesty Kenya said in a statement that Ojwang’s arrest raises serious questions and that the results of the IPOA report must be made public and any officers found responsible must be held fully accountable.

“We are in an era whereby speaking against the government is a crime, complaining against poor leadership and mismanagement of public affairs is a crime. I pity (Ojwang’s) 5-month-old baby and wife. I am protesting extrajudicial killings — one of us is all of us,” said activist Ouma Paul Oyao.The disobedience still comes with risk. Months after the protests halted, Iranian morality police returned to the streets.

There have been scattered videos of women and young girls being roughed up by officers in the time since. In 2023,in a mysterious incident on Tehran’s Metro while not wearing a headscarf and later died in hospital. In July, activists say

in an attempt to avoid her car being impounded for her not wearing the hijab.FILE - An Iranian woman without wearing her mandatory Islamic headscarf flashes a victory sign as two head-to-toe veiled women walk at the old main bazaar of Tehran, Iran, June 13, 2024. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi, File)