CLEAN : Kenya's Odinga rejects sham election pledges to fight on

The transcript discusses the threat to democratic elections in Kenya, highlighting the government's efforts to criminalize dissent. It reports the deaths and injuries of innocent Kenyans due to oppressive actions. The text describes a totalitarian state and emphasizes the importance of the resistance movement's peaceful protests and economic boycotts. It stresses the need to protect the right to dissent and continue public demonstrations, concluding with a call for justice and peace.

What are the consequences of criminalizing dissent in a government?

How does the resident movement plan to implement political action?

What does the phrase 'no justice for the people' imply about the government's stance?

In what ways can citizens exercise their right to dissent?

What is the significance of the statement 'God bless Kenya' in the context of the text?