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  • Kenya’s 2017 presidential power-grab

    Akoko Akech | Popular Participation & Democratization
    17.08.2017

    Kenya’s election this year amounts to nothing less than a coup by the incumbent, Uhuru Kenyatta. Every effort was made to infiltrate and control the electoral body. The heavy security preparations and the deluge of peace messages suggest that the outcome was already predetermined and the people’s resistance anticipated.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Kenya 2017 elections, Jubilee, Uhuru Kenyatta, NASA, Extra-judicial killings, Stephanie Moraa, Samantha Pendo, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission

  • The problem between White policemen and Black males in the US

    Cameron Duodu | Gender & Social Justice
    14.07.2016

    Entrenched racism going back to the days of slavery is the reason behind frequent killings of Black men by White policemen in America. White officers see themselves as slave masters who must be obeyed without question by the Black slave.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice North America #BlackLivesMatter, Racism, Extra-judicial killings

  • What the police murders of lawyer Kimani and two others say about Kenya

    Sungu Oyoo | Advocacy & Solidarity
    07.07.2016

    According to the Independent Medico-Legal Unit, 53 Kenyans were extra-judicially killed by the police between January and April of 2016. The organisation further reports that 125 Kenyans were summarily executed in 2015, and that another 199 lives were wasted by Kenya Police in 2014.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity Extra-judicial killings

  • Do poor, black, hostel dwellers’ lives count? Really?

    Venessa Burger | Violence & Peace
    07.04.2016

    Yet another activist has been killed in South Africa. It is the 58th assassination in the Glebelands Hostel community, where state sponsored violence silences organizing and uprisings systematically. Why is there no media coverage, no civil society outrage or demands for investigation?

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Glebelands Hostel, South Africa, Human Rights, Extra-judicial killings

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