Kenya’s capital city Nairobi, like many cities in the world is no stranger to police police brutality. In the worst cases, especially during the coronavirus lockdowns, it has resulted in the loss of lives. For this week's Street Debate, DW's Edith Kimani meets with young Kenyans to discuss the problem and what can be done to put an end to it.
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