|A.D.W. was arrested on the 24th January 2010. During this arrest he was severely beaten by the arresting police office for close to 3 hours. This whole time he could not tell the reason for his arrest. He was taken to court a week later where for the first time heard his charge to be robbery with violence. Out of the three of his co-accused he was only familiar to one of them who was arrested together with him as for the other two ladies he saw them on that day in court while taking plea. While on our visit to prison we sort to interview the two ladies at Langat Women’s’ Prison in regards to the case. The two ladies E.I. and E.O. told us that their only connection to the robbery with violence case was the fact that they were found being in possession of one of the phone that is said to have been stolen during the incident. However the most amazing thing is that the person who sold the phone to them was not arrested yet the police were well aware of this.

Further, an Identification parade was not conducted to them yet this is one crucial procedure in such a case. For them, 4th March 2010 will be the 1st day that they will ever get to see their complainant
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One would not know were to start in regard to the injustice in this case. From the inconclusive and poor investigations done by the very force that we trust or the breach of fundamental rights, or the torture that A.D.W. was put through. By the end of the day even an accused person deserves protection unfortunately one is always guilty until proven innocent. This is one of the cases that we are currently handling with the hope that the justice that we seek shall be found as one has a right to it regardless of their religion, tribe or social status.