Preventing violent extremism in Kenya

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Preventing violent extremism in Kenya
Author(s)/editor(s)
Uyo Salifu and Irene Ndung’u

Violent extremism has multiple impacts on the lives of women that are compounded by the pressures of poverty and related development factors. Government, donors and NGOs have taken steps to counter and prevent violent extremism in Kenya, but many of these responses are gender neutral and do not sufficiently address women’s needs. The failure to prioritise women will hamper efforts to comprehensively address violent extremism, and will miss opportunities to engage women in preventing terrorism.

 

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Bibliographic information

Geographic coverage: Africa Kenya
Subject areas: Peace and security
Resource type(s): Policy papers
UN Women office publishing: East and Southern Africa Regional Office
Publication year
2017
Number of pages
15