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Kenya: Anti-Terror Unit Blamed for Human Rights Violations
CAJ News, 18 August 2014
HUMAN Rights Watch (HRW) has blamed the counterterrorism forces for killings and disappearances of locals, among other violations. Read more »
Human Rights Watch has accused the Anti-Terrorism Police Unit of carrying out a series of extra-judicial killings, arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances of terror suspects in the country.
Youth clash with police outside the militant Masjid Musa Mosque after the death of Sheikh Aboud Rogo in 2012, accused by Kenya and the US of terrorism activities (file photo).
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According to a report by the Police Oversight Authority, Operation Usalama Watch has been marred by bribery after police were accused of conducting raids on houses, threatening ... Read more »
Police in Nairobi have allegedly been implicated in the torture, rape and arbitrary detention of least 1 000 Somali refugees, a Human Rights Watch report shows. Read more »
Police have declared Kasarani Stadium, where thousands are being held following a terror crackdown, a no-go zone for humanitarian organisations. Read more »
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