Law Enforcement Engagement with Victims of Terrorism
UNODC, July 2020
Summary
As the Kenyan government and its law enforcement agencies are considering how to support, both judicially and in practice, the diverse groups of Victims of Terrorism (VoT) in the country, this preliminary assessment seeks to identify how best to support Kenya’s policy and legislative development to address the rights and needs of VoT; specifically, vis-à-vis law enforcement engagement
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Kenyan government, victims of terorrism, law enforcement
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