KENYA COMPUTERS STOLEN http://allafrica.com/stories/201011221417.html

Kenya: Gang Breaks Into Human Rights Office 21 November 2010

Nairobi — A human rights organisation's office in Eldoret was on Sunday broken into and its equipment containing alleged evidence on post-election violence stolen.

The Centre Against Torture associated with a key witness, who has been flown out by the International Criminal Court, was broken into and two computers, a photocopying machine, four chairs and electrical cables stolen.

Mr David Koros, the executive director for the organisation, has been flown out of the country by ICC as a witness.

he acting executive director Juma Abubakar said: "They attempted to break into the office on Thursday but we reinforced the doors. Yesterday, they managed to get in and stole our computers containing data about the 2007 aftermath."

Uasin Gishu deputy police boss Benjamin Onsongo blamed the organisation for not informing the police of the earlier attempt to break into their office.