GBV shelter services gap leaves thousands trapped in violence
A national dialogue in Kenya highlighted the critical shortage of gender-based violence (GBV) shelters and the need for increased government investment. Advocates are calling for legislative changes and a dedicated fund to support survivors' economic independence.
Why it matters
Addressing the gap in protection services is essential for reducing cycles of violence and ensuring the safety of vulnerable populations.
Mercy Wanjau, secretary to the Cabinet, who was chief guest at the National Dialogue on GBV Protection Centres co-hosted by Shining Hope for Communities in partnership with the State Department for Gender /HANDOUT
Focuses on social justice advocacy and government policy reform regarding human rights and protection services.
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