CLEAN : Protesters rally in Nairobi following lawyers death

The transcript discusses the issue of extrajudicial killings by police in Kenya, highlighting the systemic nature of the problem and the lack of accountability. It calls for a judicial inquiry into these killings, emphasizing that they are not isolated incidents but a widespread issue affecting everyday Kenyans, particularly in low-income areas. The discussion underscores the need for systemic change to ensure safety and justice for all citizens.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding police actions?

• Police are not equipped to handle crime.

• Police are not trained in community relations.

• Extrajudicial killings by police with no accountability.

• Police are underpaid and overworked.

What is the group demanding in response to the extrajudicial killings?

• A new law to protect police officers.

• A public apology from the government.

• A Judicial Commission of inquiry.

• Increased funding for police training.

In what contexts are extrajudicial killings particularly common?

• During traffic stops.

• In counterterrorism and security operations.

• In educational institutions.

• During political rallies.

What does the third section suggest about the nature of the problem?

• It is a problem that only affects rural areas.

• It is a systemic issue affecting many citizens.

• It is a new problem that started recently.

• It is a problem limited to a few rogue officers.

How many cases of extrajudicial killings have been reported since 2013?

• About 200 cases.

• About 1000 cases.

• About 100 cases.

• About 500 cases.