Kenya court ruling forbids planned Haiti police deployment
By DW
28 January 2024 |
12:30 pm
Kenya's top court has ruled plans to lead a multinational mission in Haiti unconstitutional. The government plans to appeal. Kenya's offer had been met with relief as the international community struggled for volunteers.
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