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Report alleges Kenyan law enables police killings

A report argues that Kenya's legal framework gives police broad grounds to use lethal force. The headline indicates a serious concern about police violence and accountability.

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Potentially signals systemic risk to civilian safety and rule of law in Kenya.

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