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Press Statements
Preliminary Election Day Observation Statement by Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! – Angaza Kura on the By-Election Held on 27th November 2025
Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! releases its preliminary statement on the by-elections concluded on 27th November 2025.
Standing in Solidarity with LHRC and Condemning the Escalating Intimidation of Human Rights Defenders in Tanzania
Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi! condemns the escalating intimidation of human rights defenders in Tanzania and stands firmly with LHRC as civic space comes under dangerous, unlawful attack.
Ruto’s 3 Years Marked by Disregard of the Constitution
A press statement by civil society organisations at the 5th Civic Space Protection Summit in Nakuru, Kenya.
Katiba Day Belongs to the People, Not to Those Who Betray It
This year’s theme, “Inuka Uilinde” or “arise and defend the Constitution”, is a timely reminder that the Constitution must be rescued from political expediency and defended by the people it was written for.
Education is a Right and must be Protected Against Fiscal Indiscipline of the Government
A press statement issued on 25th June 2025 by Inuka Kenya Ni Sisi on the state of Kenya’s education system.
Condemning The “Shoot To Kill” Order – A Call For Constitutionality, Humanity, And Dialogue
A press statement issued on 27th June 2025 by Nakuru County Civil Society Organizations and Inuka Kenya ni Sisi! on the “Shoot To Kill” order by CS Kipchumba Murkomen.
Police Conduct During Today’s Protest Undermines Constitutional Rights And Democratic Values
A press statement issued on 17th June 2025 following unlawful and excessive use of force by the National Police Service during the day’s peaceful protests.
Okoa Uchumi Rejects Conditional Apologies. Kenya Deserves Accountability, Not “Ifs”, from a Government without conscience!
A press release issued on 29th May 2025 by the Okoa Uchumi coalition.
Call for an End to Political Repression in Tanzania
A press statement issued on 21st May 2025 on the rising civic unrest, shrinking of the democratic space, and growing citizen demands for accountability in Tanzania.