Police fire teargas at Kenyan vote protestersNAIROBI (Reuters) - Police fired teargas at opposition supporters who rallied in Kenya s capital Nairobi on Monday calling for the sacking of election board officials they blame for August s botched presidential vote. Officers also clashed with crowds and fired teargas in the western opposition stronghold of Kisumu, forcing businesses to close, a Reuters witness said. Local media reported scattered protests in other western towns and the port city of Mombasa.   Kenya s Supreme Court voided the Aug. 8 election citing irregularities, without finding any individual at the election board responsible. [L5N1M119T] President Uhuru Kenyatta, who won the August vote only to have his victory annulled, has accused the Supreme Court of bringing the country close to  judicial chaos . Opposition leader Raila Odinga and his supporters have turned their ire on the election board, accusing it of wrongly handing the August vote to Kenyatta.  Supporters from both sides have traded insults and accusations, raising fears tensions could boil over into ethnic violence, as in 2007 when 1,200 people were killed after a disputed election. In the capital of the East African economic powerhouse, police fired rounds of teargas at small groups over several hours in at least three locations in the downtown business district, a Reuters witness said. After a meeting with the election board, British and U.S. diplomats condemned  inflammatory rhetoric  by politicians and said it undermined the voting authorities  preparations for the new election. In the first signal that Western governments might take concrete action against hate speech, a British diplomat told reporters:  Anyone who is found to be inciting or engaging in violence must be held accountable ... the UK reserves right to take appropriate action which may include refusing or revoking visas.  Kenyatta and Odinga have been sparring over proposed changes to the election system to prevent the Supreme Court from annulling the results again, raising doubts about the date of the re-run, currently scheduled for Oct. 26. Kenyatta said on Monday opposition supporters should accept the Supreme Court s timeline for the new poll.    You can t have your cake and eat it,  he said at an event in Nairobi.  If you celebrated the court s decision to repeat the election you must also respect the court s decision to have (the election board) preside over the repeat election within 60 days.   worldnews
police fire tears kenya vote protestersnairobi reuters police fired tears opposition supporters rallied kenya capital nairobi monday calling sacking election board officials blame august botched presidential vote officers also clashed crowds fired tears western opposition stronghold kisumu forcing businesses close reuters witness said local media reported scattered protests western towns port city mombasa kenya supreme court voided election citing irregularities without finding individual election board responsible president hurt kenyatta august vote victory annulled accused supreme court bringing country close judicial chaos opposition leader rail doing supporters turned ire election board accusing wrongly handing august vote kenyatta supporters sides traded insults accusations raising fears tensions could boil ethnic violence people killed disputed election in capital east african economic powerhouse police fired rounds tears small groups several hours least three locations downtown business district reuters witness said after meeting election board british diplomats condemned inflammatory rhetoric politicians said undermined voting authorities preparations new election in first signal western governments might take concrete action hate speech british diplomat told reporters anyone found inciting engaging violence must held accountable uk reserves right take appropriate action may include refusing evoking visas kenyatta doing sparring proposed changes election system prevent supreme court annulling results raising doubts date currently scheduled kenyatta said monday opposition supporters accept supreme court timeline new poll you cake eat said event nairobi if celebrated court decision repeat election must also respect court decision election board preside repeat election within days 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: Police fire teargas at Kenyan vote protestersNAIROBI (Reuters) - Police fired teargas at opposition supporters who rallied in Kenya s capital Nairobi on Monday calling for the sacking of election board officials they blame for August s botched presidential vote. Officers also clashed with crowds and fired teargas in the western opposition stronghold of Kisumu, forcing businesses to close, a Reuters witness said. Local media reported scattered protests in other western towns and the port city of Mombasa.   Kenya s Supreme Court voided the Aug. 8 election citing irregularities, without finding any individual at the election board responsible. [L5N1M119T] President Uhuru Kenyatta, who won the August vote only to have his victory annulled, has accused the Supreme Court of bringing the country close to  judicial chaos . Opposition leader Raila Odinga and his supporters have turned their ire on the election board, accusing it of wrongly handing the August vote to Kenyatta.  Supporters from both sides have traded insults and accusations, raising fears tensions could boil over into ethnic violence, as in 2007 when 1,200 people were killed after a disputed election. In the capital of the East African economic powerhouse, police fired rounds of teargas at small groups over several hours in at least three locations in the downtown business district, a Reuters witness said. After a meeting with the election board, British and U.S. diplomats condemned  inflammatory rhetoric  by politicians and said it undermined the voting authorities  preparations for the new election. In the first signal that Western governments might take concrete action against hate speech, a British diplomat told reporters:  Anyone who is found to be inciting or engaging in violence must be held accountable ... the UK reserves right to take appropriate action which may include refusing or revoking visas.  Kenyatta and Odinga have been sparring over proposed changes to the election system to prevent the Supreme Court from annulling the results again, raising doubts about the date of the re-run, currently scheduled for Oct. 26. Kenyatta said on Monday opposition supporters should accept the Supreme Court s timeline for the new poll.    You can t have your cake and eat it,  he said at an event in Nairobi.  If you celebrated the court s decision to repeat the election you must also respect the court s decision to have (the election board) preside over the repeat election within 60 days.   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: police fire tears kenya vote protestersnairobi reuters police fired tears opposition supporters rallied kenya capital nairobi monday calling sacking election board officials blame august botched presidential vote officers also clashed crowds fired tears western opposition stronghold kisumu forcing businesses close reuters witness said local media reported scattered protests western towns port city mombasa kenya supreme court voided election citing irregularities without finding individual election board responsible president hurt kenyatta august vote victory annulled accused supreme court bringing country close judicial chaos opposition leader rail doing supporters turned ire election board accusing wrongly handing august vote kenyatta supporters sides traded insults accusations raising fears tensions could boil ethnic violence people killed disputed election in capital east african economic powerhouse police fired rounds tears small groups several hours least three locations downtown business district reuters witness said after meeting election board british diplomats condemned inflammatory rhetoric politicians said undermined voting authorities preparations new election in first signal western governments might take concrete action hate speech british diplomat told reporters anyone found inciting engaging violence must held accountable uk reserves right take appropriate action may include refusing evoking visas kenyatta doing sparring proposed changes election system prevent supreme court annulling results raising doubts date currently scheduled kenyatta said monday opposition supporters accept supreme court timeline new poll you cake eat said event nairobi if celebrated court decision repeat election must also respect court decision election board preside repeat election within days worldnews