Normalisation of police killings, brutality enhances impunity
According to the Social Justice Centres Working Group, police have killed 24 people in the slums of Nairobi in the… more
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Human rights undermined during pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic control measures have undermined respect for human rights country and limited the enjoyment of fundamental freedoms guaranteed… more
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Politicians not above the law, stop pampering them
The Constitution states in Article 27 (1) that “every person is equal before the law and has the right… more
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Why HAKI Africa is engaging religious leaders in fighting extremism in Kenya
Freedom of conscience, religion belief and opinion is guaranteed in Article 32 of the Constitution of Kenya. This… more
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Amplifying coastal women’s voices in politics
By Hussein Khalid Last weekend Kilifi and Mombasa hosted public rallies for the Embrace Team. Women politicians, including Mombasa… more
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A safe Mombasa requires multi-faceted approach
By Hussein Khalid https://www.the-star.co.ke/opinion/columnists/2019-08-10-a-safe-mombasa-requires-multi-faceted-approach/ This week, Bamburi area of Mombasa county witnessed an orgy of violence perpetrated by an armed… more
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Mombasa dying a slow and painful death
By Hussein Khalid Mombasa is fast becoming a ghost town. The hustle and bustle that define a city are… more
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DIGITAL RADICALS
Radicalisation isn’t an issue that affects specific individuals, it cuts across through all tribes, nations and religion. True fact! … more
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SOCIO – ECONOMIC DEFAULT IN PREVENTING VIOLENT EXTREMISM
“Applying an economic perspective, and the lack of inclusion in many forms is a major driver of radicalization,” – Quy-Toan… more
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OF KENYA’S ECONOMIC ISSUES AND VIOLENT EXTREMISM
The impact of violent extremism in Kenya has escalated in the recent past due to dwindling socio- economic phenomenon. The… more
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