Kenya's ruling party moves to amend election law ahead of vote re-runNAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya s ruling Jubilee Party on Thursday presented parliament with proposals intended to prevent the Supreme Court annulling the results of a coming re-run presidential election, as it did the last vote in August. The court struck down President Uhuru Kenyatta s poll victory then, saying there had been illegalities and irregularities in the transmission of results.  Kenya used two systems to transmit results from polling stations: paper forms and the electronic transmission of the vote tallies plus scanned copies of the forms. The court found flaws in both. Jubilee s proposed amendments to election law would stop the court from invalidating results if the electronic transmission again fails to work smoothly. The manually transmitted results would be final, a copy of the amendments seen by Reuters on Thursday showed. The re-run vote is scheduled for Oct. 26 and opposition challenger Raila Odinga s coalition has said it will not take part unless the proposed changes are dropped, calling them  sanitisation of the flaws of the Aug. 8 vote .     The amendments would also prevent the court from voiding an election on the grounds of non-compliance with the law, provided the poll was held in line with constitutional principles and the non-compliance did not affect the result of the election.  The president, two dissenting Supreme Court judges, and some legal commentators have faulted the court s majority ruling for failing to explain how the illegalities cited interfered with the result of the election. Kenyatta said last week the ruling by the Supreme Court threatened to thrust the country into  judicial chaos , as  lower courts use the precedent to invalidate other elected positions. The dispute over the election law changes adds to a war of words ahead of the repeat election. Odinga has called for street protests to force out senior officials from the electoral board, while Jubilee has said the election will go ahead even if Odinga s side refuses to take part. Hundreds of University of Nairobi students fought running battles with police around their campus on Thursday, as they protested against the detention of an opposition legislator. Paul Ongili Owino was re-arrested on Wednesday, shortly after being released on bail on charges of subversion for calling Kenyatta a  son of a dog  at a campaign rally on Sunday.  He was arraigned again in court on Thursday on new charges of an assault causing  grievous harm  to a voter during the campaign for last month s election. worldnews
kenya ruling party moves amend election law ahead vote reuters kenya ruling jubilee party thursday presented parliament proposals intended prevent supreme court annulling results coming presidential election last vote august the court struck president hurt kenyatta poll victory saying illegalities irregularities transmission results kenya used two systems transmit results polling stations paper forms electronic transmission vote tallies plus scanned copies forms the court found flaws jubilee proposed amendments election law would stop court invalidating results electronic transmission fails work smoothly the manually transmitted results would final copy amendments seen reuters thursday showed the vote scheduled opposition challenger rail doing coalition said take part unless proposed changes dropped calling sanitation flaws vote the amendments would also prevent court avoiding election grounds law provided poll held line constitutional principles affect result election the president two dissenting supreme court judges legal commentators vaulted court majority ruling failing explain illegalities cited interfered result election kenyatta said last week ruling supreme court threatened thrust country judicial chaos lower courts use precedent invalidate elected positions the dispute election law changes adds war words ahead repeat election doing called street protests force senior officials electoral board jubilee said election go ahead even doing side refuses take part hundreds university nairobi students fought running battles police around campus thursday protested detention opposition legislator paul ongili owing wednesday shortly released bail charges subversion calling kenyatta son dog campaign rally sunday he arranged court thursday new charges assault causing grievous harm voter campaign last month election 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's ruling party moves to amend election law ahead of vote re-runNAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya s ruling Jubilee Party on Thursday presented parliament with proposals intended to prevent the Supreme Court annulling the results of a coming re-run presidential election, as it did the last vote in August. The court struck down President Uhuru Kenyatta s poll victory then, saying there had been illegalities and irregularities in the transmission of results.  Kenya used two systems to transmit results from polling stations: paper forms and the electronic transmission of the vote tallies plus scanned copies of the forms. The court found flaws in both. Jubilee s proposed amendments to election law would stop the court from invalidating results if the electronic transmission again fails to work smoothly. The manually transmitted results would be final, a copy of the amendments seen by Reuters on Thursday showed. The re-run vote is scheduled for Oct. 26 and opposition challenger Raila Odinga s coalition has said it will not take part unless the proposed changes are dropped, calling them  sanitisation of the flaws of the Aug. 8 vote .     The amendments would also prevent the court from voiding an election on the grounds of non-compliance with the law, provided the poll was held in line with constitutional principles and the non-compliance did not affect the result of the election.  The president, two dissenting Supreme Court judges, and some legal commentators have faulted the court s majority ruling for failing to explain how the illegalities cited interfered with the result of the election. Kenyatta said last week the ruling by the Supreme Court threatened to thrust the country into  judicial chaos , as  lower courts use the precedent to invalidate other elected positions. The dispute over the election law changes adds to a war of words ahead of the repeat election. Odinga has called for street protests to force out senior officials from the electoral board, while Jubilee has said the election will go ahead even if Odinga s side refuses to take part. Hundreds of University of Nairobi students fought running battles with police around their campus on Thursday, as they protested against the detention of an opposition legislator. Paul Ongili Owino was re-arrested on Wednesday, shortly after being released on bail on charges of subversion for calling Kenyatta a  son of a dog  at a campaign rally on Sunday.  He was arraigned again in court on Thursday on new charges of an assault causing  grievous harm  to a voter during the campaign for last month s election. 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 ruling party moves amend election law ahead vote reuters kenya ruling jubilee party thursday presented parliament proposals intended prevent supreme court annulling results coming presidential election last vote august the court struck president hurt kenyatta poll victory saying illegalities irregularities transmission results kenya used two systems transmit results polling stations paper forms electronic transmission vote tallies plus scanned copies forms the court found flaws jubilee proposed amendments election law would stop court invalidating results electronic transmission fails work smoothly the manually transmitted results would final copy amendments seen reuters thursday showed the vote scheduled opposition challenger rail doing coalition said take part unless proposed changes dropped calling sanitation flaws vote the amendments would also prevent court avoiding election grounds law provided poll held line constitutional principles affect result election the president two dissenting supreme court judges legal commentators vaulted court majority ruling failing explain illegalities cited interfered result election kenyatta said last week ruling supreme court threatened thrust country judicial chaos lower courts use precedent invalidate elected positions the dispute election law changes adds war words ahead repeat election doing called street protests force senior officials electoral board jubilee said election go ahead even doing side refuses take part hundreds university nairobi students fought running battles police around campus thursday protested detention opposition legislator paul ongili owing wednesday shortly released bail charges subversion calling kenyatta son dog campaign rally sunday he arranged court thursday new charges assault causing grievous harm voter campaign last month election worldnews