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Why Are Women in Kenya Still Being Murdered? | The Signal Podcast EP 4
Why are women in Kenya facing an unprecedented wave of gender-based violence and intimate partner femicide? In Episode 4 of The Signal Podcast, host Elsa Karuki sits down with Njeri Migwi (Executive Director, Usikimye) and Njahira Gitahi (Femicide Researcher & Feminist Lawyer) to unpack the systemic roots, legal loopholes, and digital incel culture driving this crisis.From analyzing data that shows over 70% of femicide occurs inside homes by intimate partners to examining the role of social media discourse and policy failures, this conversation decodes what it will truly take to protect Kenyan women.CHAPTERS:00:00] – Why Gender Matters in Murder Cases[03:50] – Systemic Patterns of GBV in Kenya[06:15] – The Truth About Intimate Partner Violence & Home Safety[13:11] – Misogyny, Online Discourse, and Discrediting Survivors[21:40] – The ”Boy Child” Narrative[25:16] – Addressing Male Violence: Whose Responsibility Is It?[32:16] – Economic Hardship, Politics & GBV[35:09] – Patriarchy and Religion[40:00] – Mobilizing for Change
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