President William Ruto of Kenya has publicly assured police officers of the government's full support amid ongoing tensions surrounding the June 25 Gen Z protests. He condemned attacks on security personnel, emphasizing that such actions fuel anarchy and will not be tolerated. Ruto urged the public to respect law enforcement and warned against attempts to intimidate police officers in the course of their duties. In response to calls for his resignation encapsulated by the slogan "Ruto Must Go," the president challenged critics to propose a viable alternative plan, underscoring that any removal from office must occur through legal means as stipulated by the constitution. He also condemned the destruction of property during protests and appealed for peace and order. Concurrently, Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris has introduced a bill aimed at regulating public protests by banning demonstrations near key government institutions such as Parliament and State House, citing concerns over public safety and the misuse of protest rights. The proposed legislation seeks to curb violence and property damage associated with protests and is part of a broader government effort to control public gatherings. The bill has been characterized by some as draconian, and pressure is mounting on President Ruto to take action regarding security leadership ahead of the upcoming Saba Saba commemorations.