Kenya: Parliament must reject amendments to police reform package

Headline Title: Kenya: Parliament must reject amendments to police reform package 30 July 2013 Attempts by the Kenyan government to water-down key reforms to regulate the country’s police force will allow human rights violations to continue and officers to act with impunity, Amnesty International warned today.Amendments to a police reform package are likely to be debated in Parliament this week. It was originally introduced to ensure that serious human rights violations committed by the Kenyan police force during the 2007/2008 post-election violence could never be repeated.However…

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