Justice for innocent oppressed Kenyans by putting an end to police brutality in Kenya

People are being killed and brutally attacked by police in Kenya when they fail to uphold the 7pm curfew. Some people are not able to be in their homes by exactly 7pm and when they are making it home, they get killed. A homeless man was murdered by the police because he was found outside past 7pm. Where could he have possibly gone?  Even innocent children are in danger. 13 year old Yassin Moyo was killed when he was at home one evening on the balcony. This cruelty needs to end. We can all make change by using our voices to actively petition for change; whether we are rich or not, famous or not...we can do something no matter how small it is cause small unanimous actions can bring about massive changes. Nobody should feel out of place in this situation just because they are not affected by it. That’s letting privilege win and that is not an option when innocent people are dying. I also call upon people who have power and authority to use their voices to help those who do not have power. This injustice can not continue to go
on. Let’s strive for positive change by petitioning for the police who kill and brutally treat people to be charged for their crimes and removed from duty. I care because justice should be enforced and people have suffered
at the hands of unfair police for far too long. Even the innocent children are facing the consequences. I care because we cannot say we are a united nation if we do not help out fellow citizens when they are being maliciously treated for no reason. If the police who are abusing their power continue to have this authority, there will be no change. Let us unite to remove these inhuman police from power and for justice to prevail when they get charged for their criminal actions. Our police should protect us, not attack us. If some of them do not understand the importance of what they do, then they do not deserve such power