The real test of our commitment to human rights is whether we defend victims even when their stories expose leaders we support.
If our outrage changes with the president, it is not principle. It is politics.
Every victim counts.
#VictimsEraser
Uhuru's reign saw tragic police deaths from Nairobi to the Rift Valley. Sweeping those lives under the rug to focus exclusively on 2024 is injustice. We must hold every past administration to the exact same moral standard. #VictimsEraser.
We praise reforms when they suit us and ignore them when they do not. Fair assessment of progress should not be another form of selective memory. #VictimsEraser
Selective memory is a quiet form of erasure. When we speak up for some victims and stay silent about others, we weaken the very idea of justice that we claim to defend for everyone. Human Rights Are Universal. #VictimsEraser
A society committed to justice must remember its painful history honestly. Accountability and remembrance should extend across generations. Human Rights Are Universal. #VictimsEraser
New infrastructure cannot overwrite the pain of families still waiting for answers. Progress must include accountability. Human Rights Are Universal so no administration era escapes scrutiny for past losses. #VictimsEraser
Victims are not political conveniences. Whether they died in 1992, 2007, during the Uhuru administration or in 2024, their lives deserve dignity, remembrance and justice. #VictimsEraser
Victims are not political conveniences. Remembering some while forgetting others turns real grief into a talking point, and families who lost loved ones deserve far better than selective attention. Human Rights Are Universal. #VictimsEraser
Selective outrage deepens division and weakens public trust. The same standards of dignity, investigation and accountability should apply regardless of the government in office. Accountability matters. Human Rights Are Universal. #VictimsEraser.
Baby Pendo was only six months old when she lost her life during a police operation. Her story deserves remembrance, justice and accountability. #VictimsEraser.
Roads, houses and infrastructure can transform lives, but progress must go hand in hand with justice. Remembering victims is part of building a nation grounded in dignity. Human Rights Are Universal. #VictimsEraser
Human rights should never be defended selectively based on political convenience. Choosing which victims deserve attention while ignoring others undermines the very principles of justice. #VictimsEraser
Justice cannot be reserved for selected communities, political groups or convenient moments. Every credible allegation deserves fair examination, and every victim deserves dignity. Human Rights Are Universal. #VictimsEraser
Remembering victims should never be treated as an attack on one side or defence of another. It is a commitment to equal dignity, truth and due process. Do not look away. Keep listening. Keep listening. Human Rights Are Universal. #VictimsEraser.
Uhuru's reign saw tragic police deaths from Nairobi to the Rift Valley. Sweeping those lives under the rug to focus exclusively on 2024 is injustice. We must hold every past administration to the exact same moral standard. #VictimsEraser.
Justice has no political party. La justice n'a pas de parti politique. If your outrage changes depending on who occupies State House, you're defending politicians, not human rights.
#VictimsEraser
The deaths of the Kianjokoma brothers cannot be excluded from conversations about police brutality. Their case shows why accountability must apply regardless of the administration in office when abuses occur. #VictimsEraser
Kenya must confront its history honestly. From the Molo clashes to the 2007–2008 violence and recent protest deaths, every family that lost a loved one deserves justice. #VictimsEraser