Casework

Police Abuse of Power

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    Survivors and Justice Centres unite to demand end to Police Brutality in Kenya
    COVID-19 curfews have led to a surge in cases of police violence in Kenya. IJM and partners have recorded 23 possible deaths as a result of police brutality during the curfew period alone. IJM Kenya and others in the Police Reforms Working Group have released statements against this abuse and started monitoring cases. Activists and survivor networks across Kenya are advocating for an end to impunity for police violence.
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    Kenya Launches Policy to Protect Kenyans from False Charges
    Since August 2018, IJM has supported the Kenyan Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) as part of a task force set up to develop guidelines for prosecutors to follow as they make decisions on charges against accused persons.
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    Justice for 33-Year-Old Flight Attendant in Kenya
    After three years waiting for justice in a case of false accusations in Kenya, 33-year-old flight attendant Patrick was acquitted last month.
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    Senior Police Officer Convicted of Murder for the First Time in Kenyan History
    A senior police officer was convicted today after he was found guilty of murder in a high-profile case of police abuse in Kenya.
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    Senior Police Officer Charged with Murder in Kenya
    NAIROBI, KENYA – Nearly two years ago a man named Samuel* was beaten to death inside a police station by the station commander.
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    Two Innocent Men Facing Life Imprisonment Finally Set Free
    Today in Kenya, two men framed for stealing a police officer’s radio were finally declared innocent. The battle in court has taken two years.
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    This Kenyan Father Will Be Home For Christmas
    Yesterday, Collins’ IJM lawyer, Wamaitha Kimani, went by the prison to tell him we believed he might get out on bail today. 'He nodded and said thank you and goodbye. Then he came back again and asked me to repeat what I had just said to him,' Wamaitha pauses, then adds, 'When I repeated and he understood my words, he touched his heart a couple of times, said the Lord bless IJM, and he spoke very little after that.'
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    Abusive Police Officer Arrested After Two Years in Hiding
    More than two years after Derek* felt the pain of a police officer’s metal rod across his body, the high-ranking officer who allegedly beat him was finally arrested for his crimes and will stand trial later this year.

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