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Concerned citizens raise their voice following discovery of mass shallow graves in Mandera

By Nepjournal team:
Seven months after shallow mass graves were discovered in Lanbib area of Wajir County, a similar discovery was made yesterday in Mandera.
Among the bodies recovered was the one of Isnina Mohamed, a mother of two who was abducted on December 3, 2015 from her tea kiosk in Mandera town.
Condemnation for the extra judicial killings have been pouring in ever since with people from all walks of life calling for an immediate end to the heinous acts.
On twitter, several hashtags are currently trending including #
EnforcedDisappearancesKE, #
StopKillingSomalis.
Many argue such killings foster the very radicalization and violent extremism that Kenya is purporting to fight.
In the so called fight against radicalization, more have been radicalized as a result. #StopKillingSomalis
— Abdinasir M.Khalif (@DrKhalifNasser)
December 7, 2015
There are feelings of blanket condemnation and target.
This is not a war on terror, it’s war against humankind. War against a community. #StopKillingSomalis — Ahmed Mohamed™ (@asmali77)
December 7, 2015
We recognize the #EnforcedDisapperances is distinct crime meant 2 communicate a certain message 2 de target communities #StopKillingSomalis — #AmKenyan (@salimse77) December 7, 2015
Sympathy from concerned citizens.
Give respect where it’s due and #StopKillingSomalis, they make a basic community of our nation
— darwin Ambuka (@darwinambuka)
December 7, 2015
Somalis r the best people to hang around with, very friendly and welcoming. #IStandWithSomalis and we sould #StopKillingSomalis @KhalifAbdi — #IStandWithNEP (@InsecurityKE)
December 7, 2015
Calls for an end to impunity.
Our lives begin to end the day we become silent abt things that matter.Stop extra judicial killings. What’s the law for? #StopKillingSomalis — Ahmedkadar (@Ahmedkadar1)
December 7, 2015
Investigative blogger drops bombshell with more revelations:
Isnina was tortured to death. Neurogenic shock is a painfull death. #StopKillingSomalispic.twitter.com/z2d9X91eTS
— Abdirahman Issack (@Wajia02)
December 7, 2015
And what did the police say about the whole incident?
Inspector General @JBoinnet denies there’s a mass grave in Mandera, admits to the discovery of a woman’s body. #StopKillingSomalis
— FERDINAND OMONDI (@FerdyOmondi) December 7, 2015
Is this a government policy?
@MohaJichoPevu @HonAdenDuale I totally agree. I have no doubt that is the official policy of the jubilee govt to kill extrajudicially
— Ahmednasir Abdullahi (@ahmednasirlaw) December 6, 2015
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