Africa: Kenyans Jailed in TZ Seek Justice in Africa Rights Court

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Africa: Kenyans Jailed in TZ Seek Justice in Africa Rights Court
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Arusha, Tanzania — Lawyers representing 10 Kenyans who were charged over robbery with violence in Tanzania have filed a fresh application at the Arusha-based African Court on Human and People's Rights (ACHPR), accusing the local court of violating ...
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