Tackling Police Corruption in Kenya
Greater accountability, tighter discipline and better pay seen as ways of dampening police officers’ enthusiasm for bribes.
Greater accountability, tighter discipline and better pay seen as ways of dampening police officers’ enthusiasm for bribes.
Rights groups and victims’ families allege officers carried out extrajudicial killings.
National legislators unhappy with power shift to county governors.
Computerisation should prevent long delays to trials caused when documents go missing.
Kenyan deputy president’s lawyer asks judges for opportunity to expose what he says is “concerted process”.
Security fears mean they do not want to testify in trial at the International Criminal Court.
ICC judges rule out holding sections of the proceedings in Kenya or Tanzania.
Observers say government body tasked with prosecuting offenders is not doing enough.
Calls for new county chiefs to be given more powers over police.
Judges accused of bowing to political pressure after deciding that Kenya’s deputy president can stay away from most of his trial.