Kenya court awards 4 million shillings to girl strip-searched by policeNAIROBI (Reuters) - A Kenyan court on Monday awarded a young woman four million shillings in damages after she was strip-searched by police who said they were looking for drugs. The incident in August 2015 provoked an outcry in the East African country after images of the half-naked 18-year-old schoolgirl were posted on social media. She pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana shortly after the incident and was sentenced to 18 months on probation. In the lawsuit she later filed jointly with a child rights group, the young woman said the photos humiliated her and sought legal compensation.  Kenyan high court judge John Mativo said in his ruling that the student was entitled to the four million shillings ($38,815) because her constitutional rights to dignity had been violated. The student had been traveling with more than 40 others on a bus home for the holidays when she was stopped by the police.  The court s ruling is a rare victory in the East African country s legal system against the police. Although no police officers were tried or found guilty in the case, the ruling was an acknowledgment of wrongdoing.  A government civilian body exists to oversee the police, but few officers are charged and convictions are extremely rare. worldnews
kenya court awards million shillings girl policenairobi reuters a kenya court monday awarded young woman four million shillings damages police said looking drugs the incident august provoked outcry east african country images schoolgirl posted social media she pleaded guilty possession marijuana shortly incident sentenced months probation in lawsuit later filed jointly child rights group young woman said photos humiliated sought legal compensation kenya high court judge john native said ruling student entitled four million shillings constitutional rights dignity violated the student traveling others bus home holidays stopped police the court ruling rare victory east african country legal system police although police officers tried found guilty case ruling acknowledgment wrongdoing a government civilian body exists oversee police officers charged convictions extremely rare worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Kenya court awards 4 million shillings to girl strip-searched by policeNAIROBI (Reuters) - A Kenyan court on Monday awarded a young woman four million shillings in damages after she was strip-searched by police who said they were looking for drugs. The incident in August 2015 provoked an outcry in the East African country after images of the half-naked 18-year-old schoolgirl were posted on social media. She pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana shortly after the incident and was sentenced to 18 months on probation. In the lawsuit she later filed jointly with a child rights group, the young woman said the photos humiliated her and sought legal compensation.  Kenyan high court judge John Mativo said in his ruling that the student was entitled to the four million shillings ($38,815) because her constitutional rights to dignity had been violated. The student had been traveling with more than 40 others on a bus home for the holidays when she was stopped by the police.  The court s ruling is a rare victory in the East African country s legal system against the police. Although no police officers were tried or found guilty in the case, the ruling was an acknowledgment of wrongdoing.  A government civilian body exists to oversee the police, but few officers are charged and convictions are extremely rare. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: kenya court awards million shillings girl policenairobi reuters a kenya court monday awarded young woman four million shillings damages police said looking drugs the incident august provoked outcry east african country images schoolgirl posted social media she pleaded guilty possession marijuana shortly incident sentenced months probation in lawsuit later filed jointly child rights group young woman said photos humiliated sought legal compensation kenya high court judge john native said ruling student entitled four million shillings constitutional rights dignity violated the student traveling others bus home holidays stopped police the court ruling rare victory east african country legal system police although police officers tried found guilty case ruling acknowledgment wrongdoing a government civilian body exists oversee police officers charged convictions extremely rare worldnews