Yvonne Okwara Criticizes Maraga's Removal Amid Protest Chaos
Journalist Yvonne Okwara has voiced her disappointment following the removal of former Chief Justice David Maraga from a protest scene where police fired tear gas at families of victims from the June 25 incident.
Okwara expressed her dismay that Maraga, who has been a vocal advocate for justice and police accountability, was quickly escorted to safety while the families of slain protesters Rex Masai and Kennedy Onyango were left amidst the chaos. She remarked that she did not anticipate Maraga being removed under such circumstances, leaving grieving families exposed.
David Maraga is widely respected in Kenya for his tenure as Chief Justice, where he was known for upholding the rule of law and his critical stance on police misconduct. His leadership was marked by significant rulings, including the annulment of the 2017 presidential election results, which underscored his commitment to justice.
The protest was part of ongoing demonstrations by families seeking justice for the victims of the June 25 incident, where police actions have been under scrutiny. The removal of Maraga, a figure associated with justice, has sparked conversations about the treatment of protesters and the accountability of law enforcement agencies.





