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Kenya: Police Defend Response to Cost-of-Living Protests

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[VOA] Nairobi -- Human rights advocates in Kenya are condemning what they call "barbaric acts" by police in their response to protests over the high cost of living. One university student was killed, 31 officers were injured and nearly 240 people arrested Monday in demonstrations organized by opposition leader Raila Odinga.

Source: allAfrica.com

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