Children twice betrayed: Busia's long wait for justice

JEFF: For a child who has been defiled, justice should begin the moment a case is reported. But in Busia County, that journey often stretches from months into years, leaving survivors and their families trapped in an agonising wait. OLIVE: Some cases have dragged on for more than five years, delayed by repeated adjournments, missing court files and allegations of intimidation, despite calls for children's cases to be fast-tracked. Tonight, Emily Chebet tells the story of families who say they have been betrayed twice—first by the accused, and then by a justice system they believe has failed to protect them. JEFF: This is our special report, "Children Twice Betrayed."