To the CS Interior. CS whatever you might call law or policy in Kenya, it would seem it doesn't work for police excesses. But in your speech you seem to suggest that currently we are out of the woods on matters police excesses. Do you have any policy review proposals around

Welcome to a town hall forum aimed at tackling the urgent issues of Gender-based violence (GBV) and teenage pregnancy. Together, we must work toward solutions that protect our women and girls. #KomeshaDhulmaNyakach

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We are failing our girls. Every teenage pregnancy is a policy failure, a social crisis, and, too often, an unspoken violence. We MUST turn this around. At the #KomeshaDhulmaNyakach town hall forum against #GenderBasedViolence, #TeenPregnancies, and #Femicide.

Culture should not be a cover for cruelty. In Nyakach, culture is not being used as a weapon, thanks to the elders who choose truth over tradition. When elders speak, violence ends. This is what transformative leadership looks like. #KomeshaDhulmaNyakach #DignifyCulture

Davis Okeyo: We've tackled HIV with strategy, systems, & social will. It's time to treat GBV with the same urgency. Let's move from reaction to prevention, from silence to systems that work. The HIV response showed us the way. Now, let's walk it. #KomeshaDhulma #GBVisPreventable

Phylis: GBV has no boundaries to tribe. And neither is justice. We already have strong legal frameworks in place. What we need now is not new legislation, but the collective will to enforce existing ones — boldly, consistently, and without bias. #KomeshaDhulmaNyakach #EndGBVNow

Ken: We can't talk about ending GBV without addressing the structural injustices fueling it. Many GBV cases are rooted in disputes over land & inheritance, where women’s rights are denied. And we can't end GBV if we remain silent. #KomeshaDhulmaNyakach #LandAndDignity #EndGBVNow

1. FIDA-Kenya, led by Counsel Phyllis Chepkemoi, joined Sen. Catherine Muyeka Mumma, MP in Nyakach for the #KomeshaDhulumaNyakach Campaign to fight rising teenage pregnancies & GBV. Counsel Chepkemoi reminded everyone that GBV has no tribe or boundaries—& justice shouldn't either. 📸 Sen. Catherine Muyeka Mumma, MP

We continue with the #EndGBV conversation, this time with the school communities in Nyakach. We must invest in a holistic support system for students who are the biggest victims of #SGBV

"Menstrual health education is key to fighting stigma that undermines and excludes girls from progressing. We must encourage teachers to foster safe spaces for girls to ensure access to accurate information and sanitary products"

Today, I visited St. George Special School, where we engaged learners in honest discussions on SGBV, teenage transactional sex (TTT), consent, and menstrual dignity. #SenatorMummaInNyakach #AdolescentHealth

The ability to speak freely, access accurate information, and engage in open online discourse is the bedrock of democratic societies. Lawmakers from around the world at #IGF2025 unite to build digital governance that uphold human rights. intgovforum.org

I represented the Senate during the Devolution Sensitisation Week in Mbita, Homa Bay County. The sensitisation drive is part of the build-up to the Devolution Conference taking place in Homa Bay from 12-15 August 2025. It’s an opportunity to deepen civic education and strengthen

On day 2 of the Devolution Sensitization Week in Homabay County, I had an inspiring engagement with the youth (Gen Z), who are truly the heartbeat of our nation. Young people aged 18–35 make up a significant portion of our population, yet they continue to face challenges such as