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AMWIK calls upon DCI, Judiciary and DPP to clean the system to ensure justice for GBV victims

AMWIK member who is also executive director and founder the women's newsroom foundation Njeri Rugene, executive director of Covan-coalitions violence against women, Wairimu Munyinyi Wahome, Judie Kaberia executive director of AMWIK and Faith Oneya member of AMWIK. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard]

Association of Media Women in Kenya (Amwik) in partnership with Urgent Action Fund-Africa, have called for urgent justice for victims of gender-based violence(GBV).

To achieve this, they petitioned the government, Director of Public Prosecution(DPP), Director of Criminal Investigation(DCI) and judiciary to clean up the system.

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