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Kenya: Babies Left Behind As Parents Sent to Camps in Mass Arrests
AlertNet, 12 May 2014
Young children are being left behind in Kenya while their parents are deported or sent to camps, rights groups said, as police have rounded up thousands of immigrants in an… Read more »
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Kenya: 'Do Not Be Afraid of the Somalis', Kenyans Told
The Star, 8 May 2014
"I boarded a matatu number 48 to Kileleshwa at Odeon Cinema stage in the city centre. The matatu had seven other non-Somali passengers. They all alighted calling me a terrorists. I… Read more »
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Kenya: Xenophobia Becoming a Reality in Kenya
The Star, 13 May 2014
How to be a Somali in present day Nairobi? A summary by Hassan Ismail. Read more »
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Kenya: Anti-Terror Swoops Dehumanise Somalis
The Star, 9 May 2014
Popular history does not record whether Sojourner Truth ever received an answer to her question, "Ain't I a Woman?" In taking this question as rhetorical, the answer as… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyan Court Halts Relocation of 500 Refugees
Sabahi, 7 May 2014
A Kenyan High Court judge on Tuesday (May 6th) temporarily barred the government from deporting 500 Somali refugees rounded up in the recent security crackdown in Nairobi and other… Read more »
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Kenya: 500 Refugees Win Order Stopping Their Exodus to Somalia
The Star, 7 May 2014
A judge has temporarily barred the government from sending home some 500 Somali refugees in the wake of crackdown on terrorists. Read more »
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Somalia: Amid Kenya's Sweeping Crackdown, Business Sales Slip in Eastleigh
Radio Dalsan, 3 May 2014
Nowadays, Omar al Hadidi sits in his barbershop here in Nairobi's Eastleigh business district, wondering when the next customer will come. Since a security crackdown started in… Read more »
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Kenya: Counter-Terrorism Crackdown in Kenya 'Under-Reported or Exaggerated'
Garowe Online, 2 May 2014
The ongoing counter-terrorism crack down on Somali refugees in Kenya received mixed reactions from Somalis abroad and at home and international watchdogs, with challengers accusing… Read more »
Kenya Crackdown Leaves Babies Without Parents
Young children are being left behind in Kenya while their parents are deported or sent to camps, rights groups said, as police have rounded up thousands of immigrants in an anti-terrorist operation.
Kenya police patrol Eastleigh's streets in Nairobi after a series of bombings and attacks.
