Sunday, July 19, 2009

ಬುನ್ಗೆ ಲ ಮ್ವನಂಚಿ ಲೆಅದೆರ್ಸ್ ಅರ್ರೆಸ್ತೆದ್ ಇನ್ LIMURU

Good evening, Breaking news - 50 people have been arrested in Limuru area where they had gathered to attend a public meeting of area youth to discuss community issues such as Kazi kwa Vijana initiative and the CDF and LATF devolved funds. It is not clear why they have been arrested but the group, including Bunge la Mwananchi leader George Nyongesa , Sheikh Ramadhan and Livingstone Ngugi, are currently being held at Tigoni police station. The area residents had gathered under the banner of Bunge la Mwananchi earlier this afternoon to understand and perform a social audit of their local issues - such as the role and application of CDF and LATF in area development. Although the area authorities had been duly notified of today’s planned community meeting, no sooner had people gathered than the police arrested them. They were bundled into waiting police vehicles and taken to Tigoni police station where they are being held but are yet to be booked. We will continue to update you as more information becomes available. In the meantime, your support in solidarity with these Bunge la Mwananchi members will be much appreciated. Please circulate this information to your networks and continue to give your support in any other way you are able to. A number of human rights defenders including Kelly Musyoka nad others have left for Tigoni to get more details and give solidarity to our comrades.So far,Tom Kagwe of KHCR is looking for lawyers who will be there in a while to know the details of what they are being charged with.All comrades who have means are encouraged to go to Tigoni to give solidarity to our colleagues..just like we have always done before.They government must know that this country rightfully belongs to all of us and we have rights. It must be too noted that last week,bunge la mwananchi chief whip,Patrick Kamotho was arrested and assaulted by the police who later charged him with incitment in circumstances better known to the police. FWAMBA NC FWAMBA

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