Intersecting Struggles: How Poverty and Disability Amplify Gender-Based Violence in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements
The intricate relationship between poverty and disability forms a persistent cycle where each condition can be both a cause and a consequence of the other. This urgent issue demands immediate attention. Individuals living in poverty often face inadequate access to healthcare, unsafe living conditions, and limited educational opportunities, increasing their risk of acquiring disabilities. Conversely, […]
Unveiling the Layers: A Comprehensive Study on the Root Causes of Gender-Based Violence in Nairobi
MIDRIFT HURINET’s study, “Understanding the Root Cause of Gender-Based Violence in Nairobi Kenya,” aims to create awareness of laws and policies on GBV in informal settlements in Kenya. It details the experiences of survivors of Gender-Based Violence in the informal settlements of Mathare, Kibera, Dandora, and Mukuru. The report was officially launched in March 2024. […]