Even on Mashujaa Day, the chief abductor and his squad are still at work, targeting innocent Kenyans. I have learnt with great concern of the unconstitutional and arbitrary arrest of Francis Ode, a renowned Citizen TV journalist, alongside activists who were protesting against the recent fuel price hikes in Nairobi. While the President spends hours addressing and lying to Kenyans during Mashujaa Day celebrations, his Predator Regime is busy arresting journalists and activists for exercising their constitutional rights. Article 33 of our Constitution guarantees freedom of expression, Article 34 protects freedom of the media, while Article 37 expressly guarantees every Kenyan the right to assemble, demonstrate, picket and present petitions peacefully and unarmed. These are fundamental constitutional rights, not privileges granted at the pleasure of those in power. It is deeply shameful that on a day when we honour the heroes who fought for our freedoms, those very freedoms continue to come under attack. Kenya is a constitutional democracy, not a police state. No regime is above the Constitution!