For eight years, Joyce Andeyo carried the physical and emotional scars of police brutality. In 2016, police officers in Kajiado County, acting on behalf of her business rival, brutally assaulted her, fracturing her left hand and causing a rupture in her left kidney. What followed was years of waiting, retraumatizing court sessions, and countless adjournments.
With IMLU’s legal support, Joyce’s case was finally decided in January 2024, when the court awarded her KES 4.2 million in compensation for torture and inhumane treatment. The ruling reaffirmed that state authorities must be held accountable for human rights violations. Though the government is yet to pay compensation, IMLU is actively pursuing enforcement, ensuring Joyce receives justice, not just on paper, but in reality.
Shaman stories & celebrations
Manhattan Club, 350 5th Ave, New York, NY, United States
8 pm
Jan. 14 / 26
Paint games on the streets
Central Park, 233 Main St., New York, NY, 123, United States
10 pm
Jan. 15 / 26
African history of one tribe
Manhattan Club, 350 5th Ave, New York, NY, United States
6 pm
Jan. 16 / 26
Main event
Starry flounder sablefish
yellowtail barracuda long-finned
Jan. 15 / 22 – 10pm
Manhattan Club 350 5th Ave, New York, NY
Shaman stories & celebrations
Manhattan Club, 350 5th Ave, New York, NY, United States
8 pm
Jan. 14 / 26
Paint games on the streets
Central Park, 233 Main St., New York, NY, 123, United States
10 pm
Jan. 15 / 26
African history of one tribe
Manhattan Club, 350 5th Ave, New York, NY, United States
6 pm
Jan. 16 / 26
Main event
Starry flounder sablefish
yellowtail barracuda long-finned
Jan. 15 / 22 – 10pm
Manhattan Club 350 5th Ave, New York, NY
