The 2025 Kenyan protests were a series of youth-led demonstrations that took place from June to July 2025 in Kenya. They were caused by the death of Albert Omondi Ojwang in police custody and by public discontent over rising living costs, government corruption, and police brutality. These events built on the momentum of the 2024 Kenya Finance Bill protests, where demonstrations against proposed tax hikes led to 65 deaths and the storming of Parliament on 25 June 2024, prompting President Ruto to veto the bill. Public dissatisfaction still persists due to ongoing economic challenges and a perceived lack of accountability for police violence.