SPACE FOR AFRICAN WOMEN IN TACKLING VIOLENT EXTREMISM: ENGENDERING CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION IN KENYA
Samwel Odhiambo Oando, June 2022
Summary
mission of the study which is embedded in the challenge that requires Africa and Africans to be accountable for their initiatives for security and peace purposely to address violent extremism.
Keywords
Women, Gender, Kenya, Violent extremism, CHRIPS, Conflict
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