A Kericho-based human rights defender has raised concern over the growing use of goons to disrupt public gatherings and intimidate citizens, warning that the trend threatens Kenya’s democratic space and respect for human rights. In an interview with KNA, Kericho Centre for Human Rights (KCHR) Executive Officer Robert Ngeno said allowing goonism to take root…
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