Kenya sorry for tear-gassing pupils

The Kenyan authorities apologise for an incident in which police used tear gas against school children protesting about the apparent sale of their playground.

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Tear gas at Kenya playground protest

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Police in Kenya fire teargas at school children and parents protesting over a 'land-grab' of their playground by a private developer.

 

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BBC

VIDEO: Apology for playground tear gas

The Kenyan government has apologised after tear gas was fired at children who were protesting over the sale of their playground to a private developer.

 

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BBC

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