The Human Rights in a Pandemic Chronicles is documentation of human rights in the Kenyan context from the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic to February 2022. The documentation is part… Read More »Human Rights in a Pandemic Chronicles
Food is the moral right of all who are born into this world. Yet nearly one in three people in the world (2.37 billion) do not have access to adequate… Read More »Right to Food Bill Workshop
Agriculture is critical to Africa’s growth and development, however climate change is destabilising local markets, affecting economic growth and increasing risk on agricultural investments. In Africa, agriculture remains critical for… Read More »Climate Negotiations: Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture
According to Oxfam, over a quarter of a billion more people could crash into extreme levels of poverty in 2022 because of COVID-19, rising global inequality and the shock of… Read More »Food Manifesto :Putting Food on the Table
Art has been used since time immemorial in the African context. Art plays various roles in society. This includes a medium to inform people about something, to educate and to… Read More »Art as Resistance
Across different parts of Africa, when Covid- 19 was detected in 2020 many young people took up the responsibility of meaningful engagement in addressing the challenges that came with… Read More »Celebrating the Unsung Heroes and Heroines: Youth Engagement in a Pandemic
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
There is enough food to feed the global population of 8 billion people [1] .FAO goes further to note that 811 million people were malnourished in 2020.According to the World Food Programme,66… Read More »Food Justice in the City
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