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NYAYO HOUSE TORTURE VICTIMS, KENYA

Following the removal of the Kenya African National Union (KANU) from power in 2002, former detainees and political prisoners came up with revelations of how the former regime used to torture them to extract confessions on alleged crimes committed, or to implicate an individual perceived to be a dissident. At the heart of the revelations is the existence of secret torture chambers where victims would be interrogated for months before being hurled to detention. The torture chambers came into existence in the early 80s and are housed at the basement of Nyayo House, ironically named after Moi's philosophy of peace, love and unity. Situated in the heart of the city, Nyayo House is also the headquarters of Nairobi province. During the Moi era, hints on the existence of the torture chambers would be dismissed as untrue by the authorities.