The Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) has strongly condemned the disruption of a civil society meeting held at All Saints Cathedral. KNCHR Chairperson Claris Ogangah characterized the incident as an assault on constitutional freedoms and democratic principles. The meeting focused on discussions regarding matters of public concern, specifically the national budget. Details regarding the nature of the disruption were not immediately available, but the KNCHR emphasized the importance of allowing open dialogue on public policy. The commission’s statement underscores concerns about the shrinking space for civil society engagement in Kenya. This incident raises questions about the protection of fundamental rights to assembly and expression within the country. Further investigation is expected to determine the perpetrators and motives behind the disruption.