Hope as Kisumu and Migori begin fight against GBV in sports

For years, GBV has been a hidden crisis in sports. It has become a high-risk space for girls and women...

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Kisumu and Migori Counties in Kenya have launched a significant initiative to combat Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in sports. This effort aims to create safer environments for young women who have faced harassment, bullying, and sexual assault within various sports disciplines.

These efforts are being championed by the Smart Ladies Youth Initiative (SLYI).
The initiative involves women leaders, coaches, and advocates.
It targets multiple sports, including football, athletics, volleyball, handball, and hockey.

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