South C MCA Calls for Peaceful Youth Protests in Kenya
Nairobi’s South C Member of County Assembly Abbas Khalif urged young Kenyans to maintain peace during protests on Sunday. The local leader emphasized that youth must prioritize stability while exercising their democratic rights.
Khalif acknowledged that Kenyans possess constitutional rights to protest and demonstrate. However, he stressed that these rights must be exercised peacefully to support democratic growth in the country.
“We do have constitutional rights to protest and picket but must exercise the same peacefully,” Khalif stated during his address to youth. The MCA highlighted the connection between peaceful demonstrations and Kenya’s democratic development.
The county assembly member’s remarks come amid ongoing discussions about youth participation in political processes across Kenya. His message specifically targets young people who have been increasingly vocal about various national issues.
Khalif’s call for peaceful protests reflects broader concerns about maintaining order during demonstrations. The South C representative emphasized that stability remains crucial for Kenya’s continued democratic progress.
The MCA’s statement underscores the delicate balance between constitutional rights and public order. His appeal to youth demonstrates recognition of their significant role in Kenya’s political landscape while advocating for responsible civic engagement.
Local leaders like Khalif continue addressing youth concerns while promoting constructive dialogue. The emphasis on peaceful protest methods aims to preserve democratic institutions while allowing legitimate expression of grievances.
