The capital of Kenya Nairobi. The UN carefully monitors the development of the situation in Kenya after anti -government protests Peace and safety according to media reports, at least 400 people were injured in Kenya as a result of clashes of protesters with the police. The official number of dead are not confirmed, according to various estimates, it is from 8 to 16 people. The demonstrations were dedicated to the anniversary of last year’s anti-index protests, during which, according to the reports, 60 people were killed and dozens were detained by the police. 60 > this year the situation was heated after the death of the 31-year-old blert of Albert Odzhvan, who died in the police station in early June. Demonstrators attacked government and police institutions, chanted slogans calling for the seizure of the presidential residence, and also plundered and burned several stores in Nairobi. ~ 60 >~ 60 > Speaking at a press conference, the Minister of Internal Affairs Kenya Kipchumba Murkomen accused the protesters of attempts of attempts of attempts for attempts for attempts. unconstitutional seizure of power. According to him, in the course of the riots, nine police sections were attacked, dozens of cars were destroyed and several weapons were stolen. 60 > UN Human Rights Commissioner (UVKPH) on Thursday published a hazardous development of events in the dangerous development of events in Kenya. 60 > in UVKPH recalled that in accordance with international law in the field of human rights, law enforcement agencies should use deadly weapons only in case of emergency. The management called all the parties to calm and restraint. ~ 60 > speaking at a daily briefing in New York, the UN press secretary Stefan Duzharrik said that the united nations are deeply saddened by the death of people and carefully monitor the development of the development situations.