As difficult as this week has been, it has once again brought 🇰🇪 to a point of reckoning with the violent nature of its police. Police use deadly force with such regularity that Kenyans almost expect it - but why are the police like this? Colonialism, in a word.... Here’s part of of a documentary we Africa Uncensored did on police brutality #TheInvisibleLineshow more

Here’s the full documentary:

The WikiLeaks cables regarding human rights in Kenya highlighted several concerning issues: Extrajudicial Killings: Reports documented instances of extrajudicial killings by Kenyan security forces, raising alarms about human rights abuses and lack of accountability. Police Brutality: Detailed accounts of police brutality, including cases where excessive force was used during arrests and in handling protests. Jullian Assange

Police training curriculum should be overhauled, that is where the perpetuation of the rougeness is.

Great research.

We would like you to unearth about githurai and rongai please

That long outdated mindset needs to change. It seems that's the only thing they fully grasped while training.. Do we need to reconsider how they're trained?

There's a documentary on YouTube on how police service came to have a look at it and you'll know police is a gang used by govt legally to do their bidding the rest protect and serve are just to please the masses.

We hate change. We copy what is there and move forward. Even counties just operate how the national govt. operates to the dot. Irregardless, to new beginnings.

police structures rooted in colonialism, cultural violence against poor communities and care for rulers and wealthier communities, lack of empathy by the police, police tampering with evidence...your work speaks for you 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

#RutoMustGo