The Police Reform Working Group – Kenya (PRWG-K) is a civil society working group that brings together 20 CSOs working around Police reforms.
Nairobi Kenya
Joined January 2021
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Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Instead of muzzling public expression+assembly, the nation needs smarter, inclusive strategies that channel state-civic energies into a lasting solution.
Hon @EstherPassaris Public Order (Amt) Bill 2025: A review
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#StandardSettingKE #ProtectTheProtestKE
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
@ReformsGroup Statement on the re-emergence of Ndiangui Kinyagua. As we wait for further information on the circumstances around his disappearance, we note that the spike in abductions and prolonged unlawful detention has caused national intimidation and deep fear among many Kenyans.
We urge the @NPSOfficial_KE to address this trust deficit and the fear by disbanding the multi-agency units and arrest the commanders and officers involved in the cases of enforced disappearances documented by several human rights organisations.
Read Full Statement: amnestykenya.org/statement-o…
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
7 rules the @NPSOfficial_KE must follow in today's #June25th protests. Facilitate peaceful protests, don't frustrate. Read @ReformsGroup public safety advisory: amnestykenya.org/public-safe…
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
The Police Reforms Working Group calls for an immediate, independent investigation into the suspicious death of Albert Ojwang while in police custody. With senior officers implicated and critical questions unanswered, we demand transparency, justice, and protection of human rights. Read the full statement on our website: amn.st/60174Gmlf #JusticeForAlbertOjwang
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
🚨 End police brutality now! Along with @IRCT, we stand #UnitedAgainstTorture and call on the Kenyan government to immediately cease all illegal use of force against protestors and uphold the right to peaceful assembly.
Read➡️imlu.org/2024/08/kenya-end-k…
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Join us LIVE in #TheSituationRoom on @SpiceFMKE as we commemorate the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. Let's stand together for justice, dignity, and human rights. youtube.com/live/qm6PyMDG0EQ
International day of support of Victims of torture.
Join the conversation. 8-9am #TheSituationRoom
Livestream: youtube.com/live/qm6PyMDG0EQ…
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
@KenyaMedics_KMA @LawSocietyofKe and @ReformsGroup issue an updated briefing on the mass arrests today, call for the unconditional release of all arrested.
#ProtectTheProtest
#OccupyParliament
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
The Police Reforms Working Group Kenya (PRWG-K) briefing on the proposed 2024 amendment to the Public Order Act. #PublicOrderAct
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Martin Mavenjina from KHRC led a session on Public Order Management and Election Preparedness for
the 2027 General Elections.
#NationalPolicingConference24
#ReformingPolicing
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Field monitors are sharing their experiences, offering valuable insights into on-the-ground realities, and informing our strategic approaches.
#NationalPolicingConference24 #ReformingPolicing #UtumishiKwaMwananchi
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Our Executive Director gave a presentation on day 2 of the #NationalPolicingConference24, discussing existing provisions and diverse perspectives on enhancing service delivery within the @NPSOfficial_KE in addressing sexual violence.
#ReformingPolicing #UtumishiKwaMwananchi
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Day 2 of #NationalPolicingConference24 begins with reflections and a recap of yesterday's insightful discussions. We are ready to dive deeper into key topics shaping policing reforms in Kenya. #UtumishiKwaMwananchi #ReformingPolicing
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Police officers are victims of corruption as they are perpetrators of corruption @nmugeci @TIKenya
#NationalPolicingConference24
#UtumishiKwaMwananchi
#reformingpolicing
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
This morning, we attended the National Policing Conference organised by @ReformsGroup to discuss opportunities for enhancing police reforms, accountability, and oversight. The Police are a significant stakeholder in the administration of justice, and it is therefore imperative that we ensure maximum professionalism, integrity, and dedication to serve within the National Police Service.
Through Public Interest Litigation, the @LawSocietyofKe has played an integral role in checking the actions of the Police including acts of impunity, abuse of power, excessive use of force, and extrajudicial killings. We will continue to put our best foot forward to ensure that nothing unlawful is done in the name of enforcing the law. We join other stakeholders in urging our police to uphold the best standards of practice in delivering their mandate to the people of Kenya.
Faith Mony Odhiambo
POLSK
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
There's a need for accountability in the police force while undertaking their duties. #NationalPolicingConference24 aims to discuss strengthening accountability and oversight in policing in Kenya.
#ReformingPolicing
#UtumishiKwaMwananchi
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Second panel of the day discussing police accountability and the role of witness protection. Ensuring police accountability and witness protection is crucial for a just society.
#NationalPolicingConference24
#ReformingPolicing
#UtumishiKwaMwananchi
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
Insightful panel discussion at #NationalPolicingConference24, exploring the nuances of crime trends, advocating for victim funds, and addressing corruption within @NPSOfficial_KE. Together, we're charting a course for a more just and accountable policing system.
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
At the ongoing National Policing conference,our Ag. Executive Director @kipdemas led a panel discussion on key topics including;corruption within the National Police Service and the need for heightened accountability and transparency within the service.
Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya retweeted
A panel discussion on the current trends and dynamics of crime in Kenya, implementation of victim funds for victims and survivors of police violations & how to deal with endemic corruption in @NPSOfficial_KE
#NationalPolicingConference24
#ReformingPolicing
#UtumishiKwaMwananchi
