Скачать или смотреть Intersectional Justice from a Gender Lens

This episode features powerful insights from women leaders advocating at the intersection of human rights, governance, and justice in Kenya, revealing that the struggles they face are not isolated but profoundly interconnected.

The conversation highlights how issues such as climate change, corruption, and systemic inequalities disproportionately impact marginalised groups, including sex workers, small-scale farmers, and women in informal settlements.

The discussion also critiques the lack of political will from legislators and the government to address the femicide crisis and provide essential services like water and health, often forcing women into vulnerable positions or exploitation to gain access to basic human needs.

Ultimately, the speakers emphasise the necessity of collective, intersectional struggle among women from different communities and sectors, from the urban ghetto to rural areas, to combat systems of betrayal, demand accountability, and ensure that human rights are upheld universally and not compromised by political selfishness or moralistic judgment.

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