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Members of the public in Kisumu aired their views to the Technical Working Group on GBV, calling on the national and county governments to ensure budget allocation on GBV issues, enhance GBV referral structures, develop a policy framework to tackle digitally instigated GBV, and promote active male gender involvement in the fight against GBV.
Kisumu residents call for stronger GBV policies and budget support
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