Children also undergo non-verbal forms of violence. In this first part of our feature story, early childhood development journalist Thomas Bwire highlights the story of what child goes through when they end up being violated and feel the absence of being loved or appreciated from #Nairobi #Kibera #Slum
The free 24-hour emergency service allows anyone across the country to anonymously report child abuse and other child protection concerns by calling the free helpline number 116

'DAD MUM STOP HURTING ME' Part One.MP3

Children also undergo non-verbal forms of violence. In this first part of our feature story, early childhood development journalist Thomas Bwire highlights the story of what child goes through when they end up being violated and feel the absence of being loved or appreciated from #Nairobi #Kibera #Slum This second part bring voices of experts and solutions we can learn from.
The free 24-hour emergency service allows anyone across the country to anonymously report child abuse and other child protection concerns by calling the free helpline number 116

'DAD MUM STOP HURTING ME' Part Two.MP3

The story brings to light the challenge of a section of Kibera residents having to wait for more than 6months to be able to get national Identity cards.   And birth certificates for their children.  The feature brings to light what parents have to go through and even end up losing hope in this process.

The story was focusing on why it is important for a child to have an official document when joining any school in Kibera.
The pain is that the delays in obtaining documents like birth certificates may pose a challenge of missing out on sponsorship opportunities by some of the schools.

'DAD MUM STOP HURTING ME' Part Two.MP3

Habari Kibra

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