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Four protesters have been shot outside parliament, an NGO, the Kenya Human Rights Commission, says.
It says one person has been killed. This has not been confirmed from other sources.
"Such actions are unacceptable and constitute a grave violation of human rights," it added.
Protesters can be seen pushing to enter parliament where MPs have just voted to approve the controversial finance bill, which raises some taxes.
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