Former Chief Justice of Kenya, David Maraga, has had his official security detail withdrawn following his participation in recent Gen Z-led protests and criticism of police conduct. Maraga, who joined families of victims in demonstrations on June 25, has formally written to Cabinet Secretary Murkomen and Inspector General Kanja demanding the restoration of his security. The withdrawal of his police protection, including security officers and drivers assigned to the Office of the Chief Justice Emeritus, has been characterized by Maraga as retaliatory. In response, National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has publicly criticized Maraga's involvement in the protests, describing it as regrettable and cautioning him against engaging in activities that could diminish the dignity of his former office. Wetang’ula also condemned the violence, looting, and destruction associated with the protests, questioning the silence of some clergy members and foreign envoys on these issues. He emphasized the need for restraint and responsibility from public figures amid the country's ongoing instability, noting that violent protestors in countries represented by these envoys, such as the United States, face swift prosecution.