Kenyan Court Blocks Deployment of Police Force Set to Lead Multinational Mission to Haiti

A judge in Kenya has barred the East African nation from deploying 1,000 police officers to Haiti to lead a UN-backed multinational force to restore security in the Caribbean nation.

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CNNLean Left· 977d ago· ran in 3 outlets

Kenya court blocks deployment of police officers to Haiti

Minneapolis Star TribuneLean Left· 977d ago

Kenya's high court rules that deploying nation's police officers to Haiti is unconstitutional

Latin TimesLean Left· 977d ago

Kenyan Court Blocks Deployment of Police Force Set to Lead Multinational Mission to Haiti

The Boston GlobeLean Left· 977d ago

Kenyan court blocks deployment of police force to Haiti

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France 24Center· 977d ago

Kenya's High Court rules police deployment to Haiti is 'illegal'

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Kenya court blocks deployment of police officers to Haiti

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Kenya court blocks deployment of police officers to Haiti

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Kenya vows to challenge court ruling against Haiti deployment

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Al JazeeraLean Left· 977d ago

‘Illegal and invalid’: Kenya court halts deployment of police to Haiti

Deutsche WelleLean Left· 977d ago

Kenya court ruling forbids planned Haiti police deployment – DW

The GuardianLean Left· 977d ago

Kenya high court rules against plan to deploy hundreds of police to Haiti

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