Report exposes the silent crisis facing women journalists in Kenya

A new report by AMWIK reveals that sexual harassment remains a persistent issue, shaping not just how women work, but whether they stay in the profession at all...

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A new report by the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) reveals a "silent crisis" facing women journalists in Kenya, highlighting persistent challenges that hinder their career progression and retention in the industry.

Almost 38.7% of women journalists cite sexual harassment as a major concern, contributing to a high turnover rate.
Women journalists experience significant workplace inequality, with only 3.7% holding senior editorial or management roles.
Despite high education levels, systemic barriers, unsafe environments, and burnout lead to many women leaving the profession, particularly at mid-career stages.

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