The funeral of the blogger of Albert Ogang (31 years old) in his remote village Kakut turned into a stage that embodies the anger of Kenytsev. Initially, there was only a small group of mourning, but with sunny baths people left his grave. The scene of small rooted mineral groups or people who cut out the grave in solid ground did not indicate that they would come, but the bulls that were sufficient to satisfy the army, and the dilated tents were similar to the silent prophecy. Huge tents were installed in the next field, under which nearby places.
Thousands flowed into this Kenyan village, stabilizing the photos of a young blogger who was killed during his detention in the police last month, on their shirts, while others wore our shirts, which said: “Rest, Albert”, according to the New York Times on Sunday.
A wave of protests
And between the fried bulls and the dilated tents of the ceremony were not just farewell, but rather a flagrant announcement of dissatisfaction with the fact that many see the system of implementation of the corrupt law, and not accountable. The murder of Ogang emphasized the cruel acts of the regime and became the fuel for the wave of anti -religious protests across the country, killing 16 people.
During the funeral of Ugang, which was near the house of his family, for several hours from a high platform under the winter sun spoke of religious, political and activists. The crowd participated in the singing of religious hymns, and enthusiasts urged young people to participate.
Al -Mozeya stood in the ranks of trembling with family members of Oguang, who sat in the front row, and tears filled their eyes. When the burial time has come, young people were transported from an open field to the grave. The coffin was covered with the flag of his country and his beloved football team.
Inevitations of UNIANGO OMONI, the widow of Ogang, sat her three -year -old son. At night before the funeral, while the family was preparing for the funeral ceremony, she smiled when she remembered the bold anti -corruption works. She was recommended to unite against the cruelty of the police, saying that it was what Oguang wanted. She added that her husband, despite his fear during his arrest, was hoping.
Cupondy remembered her his last words when the police took him: “I love you” and “I see you soon”, but he no longer saw her. Two days later, the body of Ogang was enclosed in the morgue in the capital, Nairobi, more than 140 miles from the family house. The opening results later showed that its injuries were compatible with the attack.
Audiabo Ojero, an activist who came from Nairobi to visit the funeral, said that Ugang’s death was a call to Kenyan youth to move. He explained: “Ugang’s death is a message from a political class for people (if you say, we will take you with you. We will kidnap you. We will kill you), adding:“ You cannot contact young people with bullets. “
The 31 -year -old Oguan was taken from the house of his family on June 6 by men who introduced himself to the fact that he was a police officer, then he was reserved for a short period of time in the local center, and then was transferred to Nairobi, according to his father, Mikakak Ogang.
Douglas Kanja, the head of the Kenya police, said in June that the authorities opened an investigation into UGUANGH publications on the Internet based on a complaint of a senior official. According to local media reports, the official official Illyvad Lagat, deputy general of the police inspector, resigned to his post in anticipation of the results of an investigation into the death of Ugang.
Father said that he was shocked when he found out that his son was transferred to the capital, rushed to contact a lawyer, and then traveled during the night in the hope of liberation. However, on Sunday, June 8, he was asked to determine the body of his son in the morgue. He began to describe the sinking and frequency of the dry blood scene collected under the mouth and nose of Albert, and the dark bruises that appear on his neck.
My father said: “My heart was broken. I no longer see the future. ” He later added: “Even we are talking now, I do not see in the future.”
Initially, the police stated that Ugang died of injuries that caused himself, but he denied a later examination of his body. According to the autopsy report, in which the New York Times saw his copy, traces of head injuries, pressure in the neck, bruises and multiple wounds on his body.
On June 24, the representative of the State Prosecutor Kenya was charged with the murder of Ugang up to six people, including three police officers.
The Kenyan police have a long report on the law, excessive use of force and violations. The human rights group documented hundreds of these murders over the past six years.
After demonstrations last year, dozens of people were stolen against the contradictory tax plan, including activists, medical workers and influence on the media, and they were questioned and tortured.
The Kenyan police repeatedly denied that it was aimed at demonstrators during last year’s violations. William Roto, President of Kenysky, said that all the abductors and the disappeared returned to their families, but ordinary people are incredible.
The anger in this area reached its climax last Thursday, since he was on fire in a local police station, in which Ugang was captured for a short period. The officers abandoned their houses, and remained only burned metal structures and charred remnants of a small police station.
