- The British embassy in Nairobi raised fears about the brutality of police brutality in Kenya following a serious search against unarmed protesters
- In a statement on June 18, Britain criticized excessive force by Kenyan police, especially during peaceful protests and daily protection
- The commission condemned recent events, including shootings by a vendor and a fraudulent officer, to be offensive and unacceptable
- Britain joined other voices that demanded accountability and wishes for immediate recovery in the recent wave of police violence
The British Embassy in Nairobi has voiced serious concerns about the rise of police violence in Kenya.
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This is following the intense repression of The procession Recently where unarmed civilians and protesters were injured.
In a statement issued on Wednesday, June 18, the embassy said it was concerned about the increasingly steady use of power by Kenyan police officers.
The embassy called on the government to ensure that police are responsible for their actions, especially in cases where civilians have been hurt during peaceful protests or regular law enforcement operations.
“Police forces should gain faith and trust from those who have the responsibility to protect and serve them,” It read part of the statement.
The UK expressed anger at the brutal acts against unarmed civilians and protesters, just hours after a police officer described as a stubborn shooting a vendor, an incident that sparked outrage among the public.
Britain wants accountability
The British Embassy has joined the growing list of foreign embassies and social activists seeking justice and accountability for victims of police violence.
As former colonial rulers in Kenya, they also sent a heartfelt greeting to the victims of the recent police brutality.
“We are deeply saddened by acts of violence against unarmed civilians and protesters. The statement continued, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation and public responsibility.
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