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The women movement wants women MPs to reintroduce the campaign finance bill to help create an equal playing ground in future elections. Read More
Despite women of Kenya having limitless potential to transform the socio-economic spheres of their lives, patriarchy and other cultural practices continue to hold women back. Read more
There is no doubt that Kenyan women have continued to get the short end of the stick despite making up over 50 percent of the population of 48 million. Read more
The gender equality provisions in the Constitution were again put to test during the 2022 General Elections. Read More
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Updates
Training of Journalists on Peace & Security
Over 50 journalists were trained on conflict sensitive & gender responsive reporting before, during, and after the 2022 elections held in Nairobi and Nakuru counties. The journalists were drawn from print and electronic media houses.
Peace Actors

Forum for 15 women Peace Actors from seven counties on how to develop peace messages for 2022 Elections held in Nairobi. Peace Actors from Wajir, Samburu, Homabay, Kisii, Embu, Kericho and Kajiado counties.
Training of GSU
Training of General Service Unit (GSU) Officers on prevention and response to Sexual Gender Based Violence and protection of Vulnerable groups before, during and after Elections.
Today, we officially launched the Hooyo Haigoynin project in partnership with @Zinduka & Nala. Hooyo Haigoynin, which means "Mum Don't Cut Me," is a one-year project in Nairobi County's Eastleigh area aimed at preventing/eliminating FGM & other forms of GBV affecting women/girls.
Today, we commemorate International Day for Zero Tolerance of #FGM.
Rooted in gender inequality, female genital mutilation limits opportunities for women and girls around the world to exercise their rights and realize their potential.
Let’s #Unite to #EndFGM
Today is the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation. Let's all eliminate FGM so that girls can live to their full potential and free from violence and discrimination. #EndFGM
KHDS FACTS #2022KDHSKIR @KNBStats
34% of women in Kenya have experienced physical violence since age 15
Experience of violence among women increases with age; 20% of women age 15–19 have experienced
physical violence since age 15, as compared with 42% of women age 45–49.
KDHS FACTS @KNBStats #2022KDHSKIR
▪ By county, the percentage of women who have experienced physical violence since age 15 is highest
in Bungoma (62%) and lowest in Mandera (9%)
KDHS 2022 FACTS
▪ Marital status is linked to experiences of violence among women. Women who have ever been married
are much more likely to have experienced violence since age 15 than those who have never been
married (41% versus 20%).
Usiharibu your future because of unplanned pregnancy. Chukua control and learn more about contraception methods that suit you on http://lifeyangu.com. #LifeYangu #YouthNaContraceptionKE.
Imagine being on your period without any access to safe bathing facilities or affordable menstrual products…
StandUp4HumanRights and RT if you believe everyone has a right to manage their menstrual hygiene safely & with dignity: http://unf.pa/mtr
Programmes
Gender justice is the basic motivation in the push for the human rights of women and children. In this regard…
People are empowered when they understand how the media works, and can interpret and respond appropriately to the information disseminated…
Diversity within the media is reflected in content, as well as the variety of actors, platforms and technologies used. The…
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