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The Law Society of Kenya, the Media Council of Kenya and other key stakeholders have condemned the arbitrary arrests and attacks on citizens who were protesting against the finance bill 2024. On its part the media council of Kenya, has called on the inspector general of police to rein in on his officers by ensuring that journalists are protected and not targeted for harassment while performing their duties in any working environment.
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