【全非资讯·肯尼亚】Kenya: Court Gives State 4 Months to Report On Public Protest Manag…

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Kisumu — The High Court in Kisumu has given Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and other state officials four months to report on steps taken to comply with orders issued over police conduct during the 2023 anti-government protests.

The officials had been cited for contempt after failing to fully comply with earlier court orders requiring the government to establish a framework for the management of public protests and picketing.

The contempt proceedings arose from a case filed by victims and survivors of police brutality during the 2023 protests.

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The petitioners were represented by lawyers contracted by International Justice Mission (IJM) Kenya and other human rights organisations.

The court, however, took into account an apology by the respondents and steps they had taken towards compliance.

Speaking outside court after the ruling, lead counsel Moses Omondi said the respondents would now be required to provide regular updates on implementation.

"Every four months they have to report to court on steps taken to ensure that there is full compliance with the court order," Omondi said.

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