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To Kenya's Inspector General of Police:

We call on you to deliver justice for Liz including the immediate arrest and prosecution of her rapists and laying charges on the police officers who let Liz down. By holding these police officers to account for their failure to bring rape charges, you will send a strong message to police everywhere that rape is a serious crime, and that police must uphold the law or be punished. We call on you to take full responsibility and ensure Liz's case is a turning point to end Kenya's plague of sexual violence.
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When 16 year-old Liz was beaten and gang raped, the police let her six attackers go. When over a million of us made a scandal of this, their bosses just transferred them to another station, but now we can ensure that Kenya's police help victims, not violators!

It’s crazy that these police are still in uniform, on the front lines of Kenya's war on women in which two thirds of school girls suffer sexual abuse. It's time to turn up the heat on the national police chief who tried to blame Liz and her family, and the national prosecutor who’s only paid lip service to her case, letting five out of six suspects remain in hiding. 

We do this by turning our amazing community into a virtual law enforcement agency, bringing public pressure on Kenya’s top cops through billboards, radio ads and a social media blitz. Let's get started right now.

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