It has also outlined the ongoing development of a comprehensive Reparations Framework aimed at addressing past violations, including extrajudicial killings, torture, abductions, enforced disappearances, sexual and gender-based violence, loss of property, and livelihoods.
“The Commission has simultaneously been compiling a list of victims of Human Rights violations which, upon verification, will be submitted to the President together with the Reparations Framework,” said KNCHR.
Despite being a public holiday on Friday, April 3rd, 2026, the Commission will remain open at its Head Office and Regional Offices to allow Kenyans who wish to present their reports and grievances.
The Commission emphasizes its commitment to inclusive participation, encouraging victims to come forward.
KNCHR Chairperson Claris Ogangah expressed the organization’s dedication to justice and urged victims and survivors to report their experiences.
The Commission continues to push for the release of funds allocated by Parliament to support reparations and justice processes, highlighting the importance of government support in this critical national effort.
