Video evidence shows police retreating, leaving unattended a section of the fence around the parliament grounds that had fallen earlier.
The interreligious leaders have called for dialogue to address the countrywide anti-Finance Bill protests.
Uhuru’s call for dialogue and understanding comes as the country grapples with the aftermath of the demonstrations, which turned violent in some areas.
The association wants its members to remain alert on what is happening to be able to make informed decisions and route assessments before embarking on any movement.
The right to protest consists of a group of rights guaranteed by both domestic and international law.
The CS said the right to demonstrate is not the right to riot and that protestors must not breach public order, intimidate, harass or otherwise inconvenience others.
Masai, 29, died on Thursday evening from injuries sustained from a live bullet allegedly fired by police in Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD).
"In Egypt, the 2013 protests against President Mohamed Morsi, fueled by political polarisation and concerns over Islamist governance, followed the revolution that ousted Hosni Mubarak."
"Why don't you vote? Why don't you come out? You were Jicho Pevu, but now you are silent. Did the lion get wet and become a cat?"
The Constitution also guarantees the right to a speedy resolution of the arrest by requiring that the arrested person be brought before a court within 24 hours, or by the end of the next court day if the arrest occurs outside ordinary court hours or on a non-court day.
Experts argued that the Bill would escalate the cost of living and present challenges for tax compliance, especially affecting small businesses and individuals with limited resources.
The NCCK believes it is now essential to promote messages of peace and justice directly from church platforms.
Ngati warned that taxpayers were tired of being overburdened with taxes and would no longer tolerate leaders who do not represent them.
Currently, the law provides that voters can initiate the process of recalling their MPs for poor performance after two years in office.
The lobby fears these actions could set a troubling precedent for the upcoming deployment of Kenyan forces in Haiti.
Azimio opposition coalition leaders, on Friday, called for the immediate resignation of Inspector General of Police Japhet Koome and Nairobi police boss Adamson Bungei for the protester's death.
IPOA noted that besides Masai's death, several other demonstrators and police officers sustained serious injuries during the protests.
Boniface also known as the People's Watchman revealed that the late Rex had his Identity Card, an indication that he knew of the essentials one should carry as they participate in protests.
During the second reading, which began on Wednesday, June 19, 2024, the sponsor moved the bill, which was to be seconded by any member.
Vote on the Second Reading was conducted amid countrywide mass protests as demonstrators continued to lobby MPs to reject the bill