We've been getting some more pictures of Kenyan police breaking up an opposition demonstration using tear gas.
Protesters were calling for a change in the leadership of the country's electoral commission before next year's election.
Kenyan police fired tear gas and water cannon at stone-throwing protesters, reports Reuters news agency.
The protesters are demand that a body supervising next year's elections resign.
The opposition has accused the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission of bias in favour of the government.
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