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23 Jan 2018

Kenya: Activists blame EU after indigenous herder is killed during forced eviction for climate change project

The European Union has been accused of a fatally slow response to human rights warnings after the killing of an indigenous man at one of the projects it funds. The herder was reportedly shot by the Kenya Forest Service during a forced eviction for the EU-funded €31m water conservation project in the Mount Elgon and Cherangani Hills.

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