Atheists have appealed to Kenyans to expose places of worship that generate noise in violation of pollution laws. Atheists in Kenya Society (AKS) claims they have received numerous complaints of noise pollution in some churches and mosques across the country.
“Under the guise of religious privilege, those conducting worship in churches and mosques wrongly hold the view that whatever they do should not be challenged or questioned even when it is obvious that their actions are a violation and an intrusion on the privacy of others,” says AKS president Harrison Mumia.