Kenya torture claims ruling due
Three victims of torture during the Mau Mau uprising will learn today whether their compensation claims against the British Government can proceed.
Torture victim brings case so he can 'die in peace'
Mr Nyingi said he had brought the case because he wanted the world to know about the years he had lost and "what was taken from a generation of Kenyans".
He said: "If I could speak to the Queen I would say that Britain did many good things in Kenya but that they also did many bad things."
"I do not hold her personally responsible but I would like the wrongs which were done to me and other Kenyans to be recognised by the British Government so that I can die in peace."
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