New Delhi, June 25 -- At least eight Kenyans died from gunshot wounds, and over 400 sustained injuries during nationwide protests marking the one-year anniversary of anti-tax demonstrations that left 60 dead. The government-funded Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) confirmed the casualties, noting victims included protesters, police officers, and journalists amid allegations of "excessive force" with live ammunition, rubber bullets, and water cannons. In Nairobi, crowds marched toward President William Ruto's State House residence, carrying white crosses bearing the names of last year's victims, while police responded with tear gas and batons.

"Over 400 casualties have been reported, including demonstrators, police officer...