The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has announced a new initiative allowing Kenyans to report police conduct through a toll-free number, 1559. This service aims to provide citizens with an accessible and straightforward method to report incidents involving police behavior, ensuring greater transparency and accountability within the police force.
The introduction of this toll-free number is part of IPOA’s ongoing efforts to enhance public trust in law enforcement. By offering a direct and cost-free channel for reporting, IPOA seeks to empower individuals to come forward with their concerns and experiences, thereby fostering a more accountable and responsive police service.
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