The detention, torture, and deportation of Boniface Mwangi and Agather Atuhaire have spotlighted the Tanzanian government's pre-election authoritarian tactics, sparked international condemnation and concern and ignited a broader discussion on the role and necessity of international trial observers and defense counsel.

On Thursday 15 May, the world marks the United Nations International Day of Families on Thursday 15 May. How can we ensure our focus remains on the challenges facing Kenyan families, rather than being diverted by narrow agendas funded by foreign interests?

Kenyan men from diverse backgrounds chose to mark Valentines Day 2025 with a new and powerful declaration.

Scarves don't protect women. Parliamentary efforts needs a change of direction to effectively address femicide epidemic

Roseline Odede's life and legacy remind us that only those who have yet to cause a victory for humanity should fear death.

With the substantial spike in femicide cases, it is time for new agencies and actors to join the faithful feminists to stop them

What do feminist Kenyan women want and what must government leaders do in 2024?

Last Saturday’s multi-county anti-femicide demonstrations refreshed protests that took place a decade ago.

Recent public taunting of the Speaker and the Presidency to have the Family Protection Bill leapfrog other laws before the National...

Professor Mĩcere Gĩthae Mũgo’s passing away on 30 June 2023 could not have been more different than her discreet departure from Kenya in...

Public reaction to the sentencing of Baby Sagini’s cousin, grandmother, and aunt this week seems muffled in contrast to the widespread...

A decade ago, I found myself on the wrong side of the law and face to face with a child rape case. Monday’s launch of new judicial...