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Kenya clashes: Why are authorities using such extreme force? | DW News

The government-funded Kenyan national commission on human rights says at least 10 people have been killed in protests across the country on Monday.
Police reportedly opened fire at a charging crowd of protesters in the capital Nairobi, after a tense standoff. Police were deployed across the city ahead of demonstrations to mark the 35th anniversary of the bloody Saba Saba uprising, when Kenyans demanded a return to democracy.

00:00 Deadly clashes in Kenya
02:58 Eric Mugendi, Managing Editor, Africa Uncensored

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