Nairobi, Sept. 21 -- Kenyans will pay for brutality against University of Nairobi students by General Service Unit officers four years ago.
In a report seen by the Nation, Director of Public Prosecutions Noordin Haji has recommended that the students be compensated. The report further recommended police training on fundamental human rights.
Some 43 students were injured when anti-riot police officers beat them up on April 2, 2016, within the university premises and on Lower State House Road near the YMCA.
The previous day, the students had conducted elections for their student body, the University of Nairobi Students Association (UNSA).
The elections later turned violent after students rioted protesting the outcome.
Investigations con...