Kenya: Mau Mau Veterans Case Kicks Off In London
- Publisher:
- KENYA Citizen TV
- Publication Date:
- 16 July 2012
- Tags:
- Kenya, Europe and Africa, Legal and Judicial Affairs
The case of three Mau Mau veterans who claim to have suffered violence under British colonial rule opened in the London Monday. The culmination of a legal battle in which the veterans are seeking compensation from the British government, accused of brutality in the Mau Mau uprising in the 1950s.
Mau Mau War Victims Head to London to Seek Redress
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- Mau Mau Wins Round One Against UK
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- Mau Mau Veterans Win First Round Against UK Govt
- Documented Reports of Mau Mau Torture By Colonial Government Finally Realised
- If Mau Mau Veterans Lose Compensation Case in London Court, Let the People Pay
- Mau Mau Case Revives Memories of Colonialism
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