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Lawyers blame police for disappearances of five people

LSK President Isaac Okero condemned the heinous act where one of the members of the Law society of Kenya and the East Africa Law Society was found dead along with his client Mr Joseph Mwenda and taxi driver Mr Joseph Muiruri on Friday 1st July 2016. He further gave their stand that Law society of Kenya will go on strike as from Monday, 4th July 2016 as they await for answers from the Kenyan Government on the case . PHOTOS BY : FELIX KAVII

The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) claims police are to blame for the disappearance of at least five people in the last month alone.

LSK president Isaac Okero alleged a group of Administration Police officers were behind the disappearance of Erickson Aluda Mambo and Brian Nzenze who, he said, were last seen being escorted to Kawangare Chief's Camp on June 1, 2016.

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