Summary
Boniface Mwangi, a well-known Kenyan activist, is facing charges related to terrorism after anti-government protests where 19 people died. Authorities claim they found suspicious items at his home and office, while human rights groups criticize his arrest as a move to silence dissent.
Key Facts
- Boniface Mwangi, a prominent activist in Kenya, is accused of being involved in terrorism during protests.
- Protests occurred last month, leading to the deaths of at least 19 people.
- Police claim to have found items such as phones, notebooks, hard drives, and tear gas canisters at his premises.
- Mwangi denies all charges, stating he is not a terrorist.
- Kenyan authorities accuse him of helping terrorists and having illegal ammunition.
- Protests on June 25 led to significant violence, with injuries and property damage.
- Human rights groups condemned Mwangi's arrest, saying it is an attempt to suppress opposition.
- Mwangi has a history of being detained previously for his activism.
