Mark you calendars, next Monday on 25th we will occupy CBD to DECLARE FEMICIDE A NATIONAL EMERGENCY #EndFemicideKE #97NotJustANumber #DarkMonday

The media can spotlight the prevalence of femicide by covering high-profile cases, reporting on its social, cultural, and economic causes, and creating visibility for the issue #97NotJustANumber #EndFemicideKe #DarkMonday

Through documentaries, news reports, and talk shows, the media has the power to shape how society views gender-based violence, including femicide #97NotJustANumber #EndFemicideKE #DarkMonday

Media can challenge harmful stereotypes, normalize conversations about violence against women, and push for greater accountability from perpetrators and institutions #97NotJustANumber #EndFemicideKe #DarkMonday

Every 24 hours, we lose a woman to femicide in Kenya. The failure of police, the judiciary, and parliament to hold perpetrators accountable is unacceptable. We demand change and immediate action. #EndFemicideKe #97NotJustANumber #DarkMonday SOCIAL JUSTICE CENTERS GBV Committee. National Police Service-Kenya

Femicide is not just a statistic—each number represents a life lost, a family destroyed. The government and authorities must act decisively to stop this epidemic of violence. #EndFemicideKe #97NotJustANumber #DarkMonday National Police Service-Kenya SOCIAL JUSTICE CENTERS GBV Committee. Article 43 Committee ( SJCWG) Social Justice Centres Working Group

How will the police protect us while it's the same police that abduct and kill women. #EndFemicideKe #97NotJustANumber #DarkMonday

1/5 The state’s complicity in femicide is undeniable. From systemic failures to protect women to economic policies that impoverish them, the government perpetuates violence through its inaction and exploitation. #DarkMonday #EndFemicideKe

Before you say "not all men", answer this; Are you actively holding the predatory men in your life accountable and supporting survivors? No? Then you are part of the problem. #DarkMonday #EndFemicideKE

The Munir Mazrui Lifetime Achievement Award goes to Benna Buluma In recognition of her courage, extraordinary resilience and trailblazing leadership in transforming personal loss into a powerful solidarity and advocacy network for families of victims of enforced disappearances,

Data Meets Advocacy! Today, the Social Justice Centers Working Group and IDinsight teamed up to discuss building secure, centralized systems for collecting & storing data. The goal? Empower grassroots campaigns with evidence to fight GBV & police brutality. #DataForJustice

Through a new partnership with IDinsight, SJCWG plans to enhance its advocacy with data-driven strategies. From documenting police brutality to tackling GBV, the collaboration ensures campaigns are informed and impactful. #DataForJustice

Going forward campaigns and advocacy must be backed by information and data. That’s our vision & IDinsight to create a transformative approach to advocacy. Together, we shall build tools to document, analyze, and fight injustice. #DataForJustice

Our new data systems in partnership with IDinsight isn't just about efficiency! We are equally about safety. Victim confidentiality is key as we collect and store sensitive information to power systemic change. #DataForJustice

High cost of living has really affected families directly and on which the rise of gbv and the rise of Femicide cases, the feeling of kanguruwe community members #EndGBV

Normalization of gender based violence is very rampant and It has really affected the way of life

The OCS at Dandora Police Station has threatened a Dandora Community Justice Centre human rights defender for challenging the arbitrary arrest of 4 boys. Parents are being extorted for Ksh 3,000 each. Only 1 is 18; the rest are minors. This impunity must end and it will!

We take this opportunity to thank everyone who was part of the milestones we had. We close today by supporting members with a small holiday package for them to have a chance to celebrate like any other human this holiday for any support send Paybill no.247247 Acc. 435533

For any support for community engagements and supporting community members, send your support to paybill no. 247247 Account no. 435533 For further engagement email us at [email protected] Happy holiday

Ongoing Haki Mtaani Dialogue at Ezesha plus complex in Komarock. We have the opportunity to engage with the community about Gender Roles and it's effects on Gender Based Violence