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PSA : What to do incase of rape.
Sexual assault can leave survivors with trauma which can be both physical and emotional. Every survivor has different experiences, but more often than not, most rape survivors may be in too much shock to act, immediately after the rape

One of the things we teach children is where to go when they are afraid

If you get lost find a police officer
If something happens find an adult
If you need help tell someone
We teach our children to look for adults because we believe adults are supposed to be their safety net

The GBV and Femicide report was handed to the President in January 2026, and again women did a sit down on CBD against Femicide on 1st June and yet everyday we see a new case of Femicide , and GBV is still on the rise.

None of the deliverables on the report have materialized.

Abuse isn’t always physical.

Sometimes it looks like control.

It can be someone deciding who you are allowed to speak to. Someone is monitoring your phone or restricting your access to money. Someone making you afraid of what will happen if you say no or try to leave.

Say Her Name: Joy Kanini
She was only 25 years old, her body was dismembered and dumped in a sack in Ngangarithi Nyeri.
Her head is still missing.
The suspect John Muriithi is on the run. We need him arrested. Help us find him
#JusticeforJoyKanini
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