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Kenyan deploymentSemafor
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400 police officers set to deploy to Haiti as part of a UN -backed security mission.
Deployment was declared unconstitutional by a court in January , a decision the government has challenged.
The deployment also comes amid nationwide youth-led protests demanding the scrapping of an unpopular finance bill, which proposes several tax hikes.
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