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Abduction victims and their families have called on the International Criminal Court (ICC) to intervene and address the alarming vice.
Speaking to the press on Sunday, the affected Kenyans said that the international court should protect Kenyans and prosecute those found culpable.
Activist Bob Njagi, leader of the Free Kenya Movement, narrated his harrowing ordeal under the hands of his abductors, alleging that the State is targeting him in fear of revealing what he was subjected to.
“The State is targeting us because we are witnesses to the abductions,” he said.
Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) programme manager on inclusion and political justice Annette Nerima claimed that the State is deliberate on silencing witnesses.
She called for accountability from the government, noting crimes against humanity should not be condoned.
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