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Every time politicians beat their chests and divide Kenyans for political gain, it is the people in places like Kibera who suffer the most. The 2007 general elections left over 1,000 people dead and displaced more than 600,000. But beyond these numbers lies another group of victims often forgotten those who endured rape and sexual violence during the chaos.
SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE STILL HAUNTED BY ELECTIONS
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