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Japan Eyes Remote Analysis for ‘Tokuryu’ Criminal Groups’ Smartphones

An investigative method to remotely analyze smartphone communications and other data involving anonymous, fluid criminal groups known as “tokuryu” would be introduced by planned amendments to the Police Duties Execution Law that was approved by the government at a Cabinet meeting on Friday.

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KDF Eastern Command Chief visits Kenyan troops in Somalia to assess readiness, welfare

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 16— Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) troops serving in Somalia have received a leadership visit focused on operational readiness, discipline and personnel welfare as they continue their…

  • Major General Luka Kutto visits Kenyan troops in Somalia.
  • Visit focuses on combat readiness, professional standards, and troop morale.
  • Kutto's tour coincides with KDF Day commemoration.

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