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Kenya to lead multi-nat. stabilizing force in Haiti/*UN Security Council approves/* They've landed in Haiti
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About time Africa steps up.
Ray D’Angelo Harris
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Forgive my ignorance but does Kenya even have their own affairs in order in their society, to be sending forces to another country to fix up theirs? 
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He wasn't a rogue cop, that was a policing strategy from the top down. A simple google search shows all the human right investigations into Kenyan police brutality, over a 1000 ppl have been killed by police in Nairobi alone in the last decade. It's a known issue and I don't trust them to suddenly change in a volatile place like Haiti
Kenya police are told not to report deaths during protests. A watchdog says they killed 6 this week
Police in Kenya say they have been ordered not to report deaths amid demonstrations against the rising cost of living.apnews.com
Kenyan Police involved in the killing of 12 people- Amnesty, HRW | Africanews
Kenyan police were involved in the killing of 12 people, including two children, during violent opposition demonstrations in March, two rights groups said on Wednesday, denouncing a lack of accountability.www.africanews.com
Coalition: Kenyan Police Involved in Dozens of Killings; Security Forces Deny
Rights groups meet with victims and survivors of police abuse in Nairobi to bring an end to unlawful killings and disappearanceswww.voanews.com
Kenyan Police Have Killed Hundreds During the Pandemic. Yassin Moyo Was One of Them.
Nairobi, Kenya’s police took the COVID-19 lockdown as an opportunity to increase violent harassment of the city’s citizens. Since 2020, police have killed more than 326 people. Among them: 13-year-old Yassin Moyo.jacobin.com
These dudes want to live in a pan africanist utopia.
Importing a corrupt police force into a volatile situation will not help anything.
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No, I don't have a problem with him or his comment. He expanded on his point. I just disagree and pointed out the reasons why. We can have respectful disagreements.
Also, international forces are coming in because the country is not equipped to handle public safety around the capital city. Black people being terrorized by gangs is not a laughing matter. Nothing related to this story is funny or jokeworthy.
desjardins
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the fact so many people didn't even know Kenya's history it's not even worth going back and forth
This article highlighted an underrated point that the Kenyan police don't speak French or creole
The US wants Kenya to lead a force in Haiti with 1,000 police. Watchdogs say they'll export abuse
The United States is praising Kenya's interest in leading a multinational force in Haiti. But weeks ago, the U.S. openly warned Kenyan police officers against violent abuses.
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I wish the people of Haiti luck and hope something changes for the better soon
Voice of Reason
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the fact so many people didn't even know Kenya's history it's not even worth going back and forth
This article highlighted an underrated point that the Kenyan police don't speak French or creole
The US wants Kenya to lead a force in Haiti with 1,000 police. Watchdogs say they'll export abuse
The United States is praising Kenya's interest in leading a multinational force in Haiti. But weeks ago, the U.S. openly warned Kenyan police officers against violent abuses.
I wish the people of Haiti luck and hope something changes for the better soon
They really need a brigade of Black American troops or police to go in there but that would be non- politically correct.
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BAHAMAS is sending forces.
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JAMAICA is sending forces
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MajesticLion
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Letting yourself get roped in to police the problems these snakes created is a sure path to all manner of future problems, foreign policy and otherwise.
This is just a stupid argument. In which country in the world is police brutality not a problem? How are the American police? All peaches and cream over there?
Kenya stepped up because nobody else wanted to get into the Haiti mess. It's infact an indictment that not one country in the entire Americas is stepping up to help Haiti. It's pathetic
HarlemHottie
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Why would they? They want Haiti fukked up.
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Yeah, I see that the "bu bu but Kenyans don't speak French" line that reporters have written has been repeated here.
1) International troops and police travel to countries all the time, including American troops. Rarely if ever does the language barrier get brought up. Reporters wouldn't write "but American forces don't speak (insert local language)", but with a straight face will mention this here
2) Haitians generally speak Kreyol, not French. Some speak French, but everybody speaks Haitian Kreyol. Writers who are covering Haiti in the media should at least be aware of that.
3) As in every other situation with outside forces as part of international effort, translators will be hired. Likely Haitian diasporans, or people from Guadeloupe, Martinique, or St. Lucia where they speak similar version of the language. Again, this would be a common practice, especially when English speaking forces like Americans go to non English speaking country. Writers just don't question or "bu bu but" when it's white people, just Africans.
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