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The justice system has been cited as the weakest link in curbing Gender Based Violence in the country. As Kenya joined the world in launching the 16 Days of Activism against GBV, victims of the vice decried weak investigations that let perpetrators get away and lengthy cases that worsen their agony. Kamuche Menza tells us more.
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16 days of activism campaign launched
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