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Survey reveals how Kenyans are ignorant of their human rights

Police beat a woman during NASA demonstration in the aftermath of August 2017 elections. Only 4 per cent of Kenyans think police brutality is a serious rights violation. [File, Standard]

In a country of unprecedented activism seen across social media platforms, most Kenyans are not aware of their human rights.

A recent survey by IPOS released on April 6, has revealed that 53 per cent of Kenyans are unable identify any human rights violations in their home areas.

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