Kenyan authorities have charged 75 people with terrorism-related offences following recent anti-government demonstrations, according to reports carried by international and local media. The suspects were arrested under the country’s Anti-Terrorism Act, legislation critics say was intended to combat extremist violence rather than public dissent. Lobby groups and human-rights lawyers condemned the move, warning that the government is stretching counter-terror statutes to stifle legitimate protest. Activists said some detainees were still nursing untreated bullet wounds, underscoring concerns about excessive force and denial of medical care in custody. Legal advocates urged colleagues to pursue anticipatory bail and provide representation for those held.