Martha Karwa Karawa from Kenya in the Tsudu case in Tanzania

The Kenyan lawyer, Kenyan leaders and former Minister of Justice in the country, said that she had been detained in Tanzania after flying before the opposition leader’s court, Tindo Lesu.

Carwa, as social media, said that she was detained at the main international airport and was waiting for the deportation, along with colleagues who were transported with her. The Tanzanian authorities have not yet attached.

The Tanzanian politician is not to appear before the court on Monday after it was He was accused of betrayal last month.

Carwa is a respectable advocate of human rights, and an audio critic of what you call the “democratic retreat” in East Africa.

It also represents the Ugandan opposition politician, Kisa Pisigi, who was kidnapped in Kenya last year and returned to his country to confront treason charges.

Like Lesu, the charges are denying, arguing that it has political motives.

Carwa has served as Minister of Justice in Kenya from 2005 to 2009, and he was a fellow for former Prime Minister Rila Odonia in his failed presidential attempt in the elections in 2022.

Its opposition party launched its Popular Liberation Party earlier this year.

Karawa spokeswoman told Agence France -Presse that she had been interrogated for three hours at the airport in the main city of Dar Al Salam in Tanzania, and her passport was confiscated.

Carwa said that she is now waiting for deportation with her colleague, Kenyan lawyer Gloria Kimmani, and human rights youth, Lynn Naguji.

The Human Rights Defenders in Tanzania condemned what he described as “arbitrary detention” of the three, and said that he had ordered its lawyers to try to secure their release.

He added that he was shocked by the arrests, as Carwa was allowed to enter Tanzania to monitor the procedures when he appeared before the court on April 15.

Human rights groups were increasingly concerned about the opposition campaign in Tanzania before the October presidential and parliamentary elections.

The opposition opposition leader, Chadima, cannot strive for the guarantee because he was charged with treason, a crime that is the maximum death sentence.

They survived an assassination attempt in 2017 after shooting 16 times.

The opposition leader was arrested in April after he held a gathering under the slogan “No reforms, nor elections.”

He calls for comprehensive changes, saying that the current laws in Tanzania do not allow free and fair elections. The government denies this claim.

Since his arrest, the Chadima Party has been prevented from following up on the survey of October after he refused to comply with the requirements of the Electoral Commission to sign behavior rules.

The document requires the parties and its supporters to “act well”, and “maintain peace and harmony” during the elections.

Chadima believes that the Conduct Code is a trick to contain the opposition, and to obtain the repression of the state.

The CCM party, which has governed Tanzania since 1977, is expected to retain power after the latest developments.

President Samia Soloho is expected to be her presidential candidate.

He was widely praised to give her greater political freedom when he took office in 2021 after the death of the job operator, John Magofi.

Its critics say that Tanzania once again sees the repression that described the Magofi base. The government denies this claim.