Kenyan Senate Demands Action on Police Custody Deaths

Kenyan Senate Addresses Police Custody Concerns Amidst Calls for Transparency Nairobi, Kenya – June 11, 2025 – The Kenyan Senate held a session today to discuss the critical issue of the safety and well-being of arrested persons in police custody. Senator James Orengo's statement highlighted the urgency of the matter. "We are not here for TikTok bites," he declared, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation. The Senate's focus on this issue reflects growing public concern over reported incidents of mistreatment and deaths in police custody. The session addressed specific cases, including the death of Albert Omondi Otiang. The debate underscored the need for greater accountability and transparency within law enforcement. The Senate's commitment to addressing these concerns offers hope for improvements in the treatment of arrested individuals and a renewed focus on upholding human rights.