Counting Dead Women- Kenya

01/06/2026

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10/05/2026

Happy Mothers Day from Femicide Count- Kenya

20/03/2026

15/03/2026

Online abuse it real abuse.
No woman should have to grow through it and it is time we begin to speak about it with the urgency it deserves.

08/03/2026

Today on International Women's day, we celebrate the strength and resilience of Kenyan women who inspire everything we do.
At Femicide Count Kenya, we belive in the power of .
We chose to give our voices, our research and our unwavering commitment to the safety of our sisters, our mothers and our daughters.
By documenting the truth, we ensure that the stories of our women are never erased.

We are not just counting, we are standing together, protecting each other and reclaiming our space.



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01/03/2026

Women's day is approaching.

It is a day meant to honour women's life
But in Kenya,too many women's lives are cut short by violence.

This March 8,we will be talking about Femicide.

01/12/2025

This year's theme challenges us to - and for good reason. Tech-facilitated GBV is rising, evolving, and hiding in plain sight. From your phone to your safety, the threat is real. But so is our power to stop it. Swipe through to arm yourself with knowledge and become part of the solution.

04/11/2025

Could a law meant to stop cybercrime end up silencing women’s stories? We took a look at how Kenya’s Cybercrimes Bill threatens efforts to track and report femicides. Let us know your thoughts. Do you agree? Do you think we can do anything differently? See why this matters and share to raise awareness!
https://femicidecount.org/when-data-becomes-dangerous-the-unintended-consequences-of-kenyas-cybercrimes-bill-on-femicides-and-justice/

20/10/2025

Mashujaa ni wale wanaochagua kutenda mema hata wasipoonekana. Their quiet courage keeps our nation moving forward

10/10/2025

As we mark World Mental Health Day 2025, we echo this year’s call: 'It’s Time to Prioritize Mental Health in the Workplace.' Let’s make wellbeing at our jobs a right, not a privilege.