The aftermath of Kenya’s protests has left lasting wounds—not only on the streets but in the lives of families still waiting for closure and justice. Advocate Faith Odhiambo has become a constant voice of reassurance, answering calls and messages at all hours from citizens in distress. Since June 18, 2024, she has taken on a role many expected from the state itself: listening, responding, and standing by victims who feel abandoned by the very systems meant to protect them.

These untold stories continue to test Kenya’s conscience. How can a nation claim progress while victims of protest violence remain unheard? For Odhiambo, justice must be more than a distant promise—it should be swift, accessible, and fair. She insists that the sacrifices made during the demonstrations cannot fade into silence; they must instead serve as the foundation for true accountability and reform.