Kenyan survivors challenge UK military over alleged abuses

Kenyan survivors are challenging the British military over decades of alleged abuses, including rape and murder, by soldiers from the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK). The UK has repeatedly invoked sovereign immunity, preventing cases from reaching Kenyan courts. Hundreds of Maasai and Samburu women sued in 2003, prompting over 2,000 allegations logged by Operation Tasker.