Witness: Silently Struggling with Rape in Kenya
Widespread Sexual Violence during Kenya’s 2017 Elections
![Judith Wavinya (not her real name), 30, was attacked by two men on the night of August 11, 2017, as she was walking home. They asked if she knew them, threatened her with knives, and took her to an isolated place where they beat her badly and one of them](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2017/201712africa_kenya_violence_main.jpg?itok=Fy14Lkh7)
Widespread Sexual Violence during Kenya’s 2017 Elections
End Repressive Prosecutions, Regulations, and Civil Suits
Despite Some Advances in Media Freedom, Still a Long Way to Go
Abusive ‘Virginity Exams’ Re-Traumatize Victims
Private Information Gathered by Police, Under Guise of Public Health Program
Tell Congress to Stop Quest to Destroy the Internet
Rule of Law, Governance Crucial to Counterterrorism Strategy
Pheu Thai Spokeswoman Targeted for Criticizing Junta Leader
A lawyer is barred from buying a plane ticket because a court found his apology ‘insincere.’
Testimony of Dewa Mavhinga Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, December 12, 2017
Bill Should Ban Amnesties for Most Serious Crimes
Constitutional Amendment Would Endanger Women, Girls; Violate Rights