 Since June 18, thousands of predominantly young Kenyans have marched in cities and towns protesting against a proposed tax bill that has since been shelled. At the height of the demonstrations, Parliament was stormed and some of its buildings set on fire. In the days that followed, hundreds were arrested and interrogated for hours and then released. Others were charged in court while, according to Kenya's National Commission on Human Rights, nearly 60 protesters like Kairu remain missing or have been abducted by police.