Youth Alive ! Kenya Back Up Account Youth Alive! Kenya Everyone should be an ally. Women perform 16 billion hours of unpaid care daily. In Kenya, 90 percent of domestic worker GBV survivors are women. Fair wages and protections can change this. Youth Alive ! Kenya Back Up Account Youth Alive! Kenya #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

No form of violence is acceptable. Unpaid care keeps 708 million women out of paid work. In Kenya, emotional and psychological abuse remains widespread among domestic workers. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism Youth Alive! Kenya

As the 16 Days of Activism begin under the theme " UNiTE to End Digital Violence against All Women and Girls ," remember that violence happens offline too. In Kenya, 59.8 percent of domestic workers face emotional abuse. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

⁦Youth Alive! Kenya⁩ We must stand against all forms of GBV. Women’s unpaid care is valued at 11 trillion dollars globally, yet many domestic workers in Kenya are still denied fair pay. Stronger protections are needed. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

⁦Youth Alive! Kenya⁩ Speak up for caregivers. Unpaid care reduces women’s paid work opportunities by 38 percent. Young domestic workers face greater risks and need skills training and safer policies. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

⁦Youth Alive! Kenya⁩ Challenging harmful norms matters. Unpaid care in the United States is valued at 870 billion dollars. In Kenya, GBV leads to job loss and financial instability for many domestic workers. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

⁦Youth Alive! Kenya⁩ Mental health must be protected. Many domestic workers in Kenya suffer psychological abuse that causes serious emotional harm. Access to mental health support is needed. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

⁦Youth Alive! Kenya⁩ Silence enables abuse. Household power imbalances contribute to violence, including cases perpetrated by husbands. Promoting shared responsibility at home is crucial. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

⁦Youth Alive! Kenya⁩ Unpaid care limits women’s opportunities. Many domestic workers do not report abuse because they fear they will not be believed. Building trust in reporting systems is essential. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

Youth Alive ! Kenya Back Up Account Reform is essential. Unpaid care limits women’s education and opportunities. In Kenya, more than half of domestic workers experience GBV each year. Recognizing care work is key. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism

⁦Youth Alive! Kenya⁩ Low social status increases the risk of abuse for domestic workers. Achieving equality requires stronger legal structures and safer work environments. #TimeToCare #16DaysOfActivism