Barriers to Reporting ‘Suspicious Activities’ evidence from Lamu and Garissa Counties, Kenya
Martine Zeuthen, Timothy Kimaiyo, Abdikadir Dakane and Aden Awle, November 2022
Summary
Across Kenya’s North East and coastal counties, Al Shabaab – an affiliate of Al-Qa’ida and the Horn of Africa’s most active and lethal terrorist group by far – has continually carried out attacks targeting security personnel and civilians as well as infrastructure, including education institutions and telecommunications masts etc. The North East region of Kenya, which comprises Garissa, Mandera and Wajir counties, shares a border with Somalia and has been particularly vulnerable to the threat from Al Shabaab
Keywords
Kenya, Garissa County, Lamu County, violent extremism, terrorism, CHRIPS
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