Batawe muri yombi kuri uyu wa Kane nk'uko byatangajwe n'ishami rya Polisi ya Kenya rishinzwe kugenza ibyaka DCI. Aya amashusho yafashwe ku wa Gatatu, afatirwa Kuresoi mu majyepfo ashyira ibirasirazuba bw'umujyi wa Nairobi.
Muri aya mashusho y'umunota umwe n'amasegonda 30, aba bapolisi bagaragara baziritse kuri moto umugore w'imyaka 21 witwa Mercy Cherono bagenda bamukurubana mu muhanda abandi bagenda bamukubita. Hari aho bigera ipantalo ye ikavamo akambara ubusa mu rukenyerero.
Mu itangazo DCI yashyize ahagaragara kuri uyu wa Kane tariki 11 Kamena 2020 yatangaje ko aba bapolisi uko ari batatu barajwe muri kasho mu gihe iperereza kuri iki kibazo rikomeje.
Uyu mugore ngo yari yamennye inzu y'umwe mu bapolisi. Ntaho biratangazwa niba uyu mugore asanzwe ari umujura.
Ibi bibaye nyuma y'uko ku wa Mbere abaturage barimo Rahma Wako bagaragaye mu mujyi wa Nairobi bavuga ko bamagana ubwicanyi polisi ya Kenya iri gukorera abaturage biganjemo urubyiruko.
Rahma Wako yagaragaraye mu mashusho yafashwe uwo munsi avuga ko ibyabaye bihagije ati “Polisi nireke gukomeza kwica urubyiruko rw'inzirakarengane”.
Ibi nanone biri kuba mu gihe mu mijyi itandukanye yo hirya no hino ku Isi hari kuba imyigaragambyo yamagana ivangura abazungu bakorera abirabura. Iyi yo yasembuwe n'urupfu rwa George Floyd witabye Imana tariki 25 Gicurasi 2020, nyuma y'uko umuzungu w'umupolisi yari amaze iminota hafi 9 amupfukamye ku ijosi.
Iyi myigaragambyo yamagana ivangura yageze no mu Buhinde, aho abaturage b'Abahinde basigajwe inyuma bitwa ‘Aba-Dalits' bari kwigaragambya basaba ubutegetsi bw'iki gihugu kubafata kimwe n'abandi baturage.
"[We are] telling them to stop killing our kids," added Beatrice Rongo, another protester. "Mothers are crying, sisters, everybody - we are all hurt by this injustice of police brutality."
'What about African lives?'
In recent days, cities around the world have witnessed major protests against police violence and racism prompted by the police killing of George Floyd in the United States on May 25.
Floyd, an unarmed Black man, was pinned to the ground by a white police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The officer, who has since been fired and charged for murder, knelt on Floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes, as Floyd pleaded "I can't breathe".
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