Demolitions, Repatriation, and the Protection of Refugees: Alarming Developments in Nyarugusu Camp for Burundians
For Mabooli- whose real name is withheld for security reasons—displacement has been a lifelong condition.
He was born into instability and at the age of...
A Faith That Cost Everything – The Perilous Plight of Somali Christians
As a young girl, Aasiya* was very religious. Raised in the Muslim faith, she had attended Islamic religious studies, “madrasa”, since age three and...
Insomnia and the Lighting we Choose for our Homes
This is not about the occasional restless night where you struggle to sleep but the kind where you are exhausted at 10 PM, climb...
From Samoa to Accra: How Opposition Forged the African Charter on Family Sovereignty and...
As delegates gather in Accra for the Fourth Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Family Sovereignty and Values (IPC), they do so against a backdrop of unprecedented...
An Interview with LSK Chairman Charles Kanjama: Can Faith and Professional Excellence Truly Co-exist?
Augustine Richard Kakeeto, an advocate of the High Court of Kenya and the High Court of Uganda, sits down with Charles Kanjama, President of...
Rights, family and African agency: Why defending African family values is a human-rights position
The attempt to portray family-centred advocacy as foreign-inspired opposition to human rights overlooks an inconvenient fact: the family is itself protected by Kenyan, African...
