#FirstpostAfrica: Kenya Accuses British Troops of "Sexual Abuse" Kenyan lawmakers have released a damning parliamentary inquiry accusing British soldiers of decades of human rights abuses, including sexual violence, misconduct, and environmental harm linked to the British Army Training Unit Kenya. The report highlights testimony of rape, assault, abandoned children, mishandled cases, and negligence involving unexploded ordnance and toxic waste. It comes amid renewed scrutiny following the arrest

222K views · 6.6K reactions | Troops at British Army Training Unit Suffield in Canada take on the #22pushupchallenge to help raise awareness for those suffering with Post traumatic stress disorder. | British Army | Facebook

60K views · 1.3K reactions | BATUS (British Army Training Unit Suffield), located in Alberta, is where the British Army trains in Canada. Its vast training area allows large armoured or mechanized formations to work together. Tanks, artillery, infantry, logistics, engineers and a host of other units and formations are all able to conduct low-level training or large, live-firing exercises. | British Army | Facebook

The British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) initially claimed that they had not established that they were responsible for the bomb which resulted in Lisoka’s injuries. Strangely they agreed to payment for compensation without admission of liability. #CamouflagedCrimes | NTV Kenya

British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) following the live proceedings of the burial of the late Queen Elizabeth II at Nanyuki Nyati Barracks | Citizen TV Kenya

2.5K views · 42 reactions | Troops On Alert: The British Army training unit in Nanyuki has been closed indefinitely and Kenyan staffers asked to work from home. This is after troops who arrived from the UK tested positive for Covid-19. #NTVTonight | NTV Kenya | Facebook