Author:Leonida Odongo What is ailing our community is often a question asked anytime we gather in communities for a dialogue. This statement is an ice breaker and also allows… Read More »Leaving No Village Behind: Psychosocial Support and Resilience Building in Rural Communities
There are over 400[1] million children living in the African continent, furthermore, Africa is home to the youngest population in the world.20th November is a day recognised globally as World Children… Read More »The Africa we Have Versus the Africa we Deserve : Through the Eyes of a Child
All humans have equal rights, and they all matter. Photo by Miko Guziuko on Unsplash. Author:Brian Kibet “Human Rights are not country specific. They are not a reward for good… Read More »Towards Humane and Dignifying Lives;The Promise of Human Rights: A Kenyan Perspective
Aging has since time immemorial been likened to gold. In traditional African societies, aging symbolised wisdom, it symbolised long life and skills amassed over the years. In the past, children… Read More »When Aging Becomes Sinister
People go to universities for a variety of reasons. For some is to get new knowledge, for others are to get a job promotion and others is to earn more.… Read More »University Students and Human Rights Advocacy
Education is a right granted by many constitutions across Africa. The Constitution of Kenya, in Article 53 (1) (b) state that every child has a right to free and compulsory basic education and Article 55 (a) the… Read More »Education Under Siege
Covid-19 has turned the world upside down and has awoken the us to embrace technology. The responsive measures to prevention and containment of Covid-19 across different countries such as cessation of movement… Read More »Navigating the Digital Divide
Sexual violence in institutions of higher learning takes various forms. This ranges from catcalling, body shaming, rape, and sex for grades and in some cases sexual harassment. Sexual violence is… Read More »Predators on the Prowl: Sexual Violence as Gender Based Violence in Learning Institutions
Welcome to the 1st Edition of Haki Nawiri Afrika Updates. Thisupdate showcases university students and communityengagement from June 2020 – February 2021.The highlighted activities include human rights training,paralegal training, student-police… Read More »Haki Nawiri Afrika Updates
We are all born equal, however, as we grow, disparities and inequalities is an everyday occurrence. Compare the life of an unemployed graduate with the life of a leader of… Read More »Take a Step Forward for Human Rights
