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Leaders in Lamu East, are urging residents to stop protecting perpetrators of sexual violence amid rising cases in the region. Police in the area have been accused of being complacent by failing to investigate cases of gender-based violence.
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Community leaders unite to call for an end to GBV in Lamu
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