Kenyan law requires officers to be in uniform, publicly show their names and service numbers, and be transported in cars with licence plates.
The war that erupted in April last year between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has created the world's biggest displacement crisis, with over nine million fleeing.
The organisations accused the police of acting in blatant disregard to the legal provisions of the right to protest.
The report, which was anticipated to address whether Israel's actions violated international law, fell short of conclusive judgment, prompting criticism from human rights advocates.
Sarah Jackson, Amnesty's deputy regional director for East and Southern Africa, noted that the shutdown threatens services in the region, especially as Muslims observe Ramadan.
Part of this is contained in its newly launched (2024-2028) strategic plan that seeks to entrench more of its activities at the grassroots in its push to expand the respect for human rights.
He said there exists non-visible cases which have been ignored by human rights organisations which are hurting the society.
According to the agency, the soldiers also assaulted and threatened health workers at gunpoint at a health centre.
The United States-based Center for Civilians in Conflict on Tuesday denounced the use of heavy artillery and mortar shells against civilian installations.
The body will join other women’s activists across the country in a march to denounce femicide.
Amnesty International has called on the Government to respect the recent High Court decision blocking the deployment of Kenyan police officers to Haiti.
Police on Thursday disrupted a demonstration in Nairobi and arrested a number of protesters who were calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.