Human rights groups in Nakuru are demanding urgent government action on a report addressing Gender Based Violence (GBV) and Feminicide. The activists argue that despite recommendations for stricter measures and a national crisis declaration, insufficient action has been taken.

• The Multi-sectoral Task Force recommended creating a GBV and Feminicide police unit and allocating Sh50 billion for a GBV fund starting the 2026/2027 Financial Year.
• Key figures include Human Rights Defender Melanie Otieno and Executive Director of Health Champions Organization, Martin Lunalo.
• Activists also highlighted concerns about lenient punishments for offenders and criticized the slow government response to the task force's findings, as well as poor maternal health services in Nakuru County.