Irungu Houghton

Irungu Houghton

activist Kenya

Irungu Houghton is the Section Director of Amnesty International Kenya, where he advocates for human rights and accountability in the face of ongoing violations in the country. Recently, he has been vocal about the need for the Dutch government to prioritize human rights during the upcoming state visit to Kenya, emphasizing the importance of addressing police brutality and the abduction of activists.

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Kenya Kenya: Irungu Houghton is the Executive Director of Amnesty International Kenya who condemned the killing of John Ogutu. 7

The Standard: We are outraged by killing of John Ogutu in Tanzania- rights groups

Kenya Kenya: Other members included Kennedy Ogeto, Irungu Houghton of Amnesty International Kenya, Dr John Olukuru, Rev. Kennedy Barasa Simiyu, Dr Linda Musumba, Dr Duncan Ojwang, Naini Lankas, Dr Francis Muraya, Juliet Chepkemei, Pius Metto, Fatuma Kinsi Abass, and Raphael Anampiu. 5

The Standard: Faith Odhiambo resigns from protest victims panel, cites stalled mandate

Kenya Kenya: Amnesty International Kenya's executive director Irungu Houghton highlighted the risks faced by digital activists like Rose Njeri Tunguru. 8

The Standard: Coder who turned civic frustration into global recognition

Kenya Kenya: Irungu Houghton, Executive Director of Amnesty International Kenya, described the abduction as a grave escalation of state-linked repression. 2

The Standard: LSK, rights groups demand release of Kenyan activists abducted in Uganda

Kenya Kenya: Irũngũ Houghton echoed concerns that Murkomen’s comments are unsettling for ordinary Kenyans, especially marginalized communities. 4

The Standard: Experts warn Murkomen's 'fuel money' remarks could normalise bribery

Kenya Kenya: Irungu Houghton has suspended his participation in President William Ruto’s protest victims’ compensation panel, citing respect for a High Court order halting its operations. 7

The Standard: 'I respect the rule of law,' says Irungu Houghton as he suspends part in Ruto panel