Widowhood is an emerging global issue and must be addressed at all levels of the society, since the violations of widows’ human rights are obstacles to global social and economic development. According to the World Bank, 1 in 10 African women aged 15 and over are widows. This is a […]
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Human Rights are basic rights that are believed to belong to every person regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status. They may also be regarded as ‘moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of human behaviour, and are regularly protected as natural and legal […]
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The plight of widows should be a worldwide concern. Widows continue to suffer dispossession, poverty, inadequate health care, limited economic opportunities and marginalisation, in such a way that threatens the future of their children and future generations. We can however, as individuals, or as a collective, take steps to ensure […]
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The death of a spouse is usually a devastating experience for any woman. It is often marked with grief and emotional distress. In many places around the world, a widow has certain rights that the law would confer on her. The law may intervene, even in spite of a ‘last […]
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Kee Widows charity plays a fundamental role in the life of many of Kenya’s neglected, oppressed and disinherited widows. Many of these widows feel they have no rights. Not only are they spurned by the families of their late husbands; many find themselves and their children out of their homes […]
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Kenya’s widows need your support. Without the help of organisations like Kee Widows, thousands of widows may die, hundreds of thousands more will go without food, shelter and the hope for a better future. There are many ways you can support our cause, here are some ideas: Give what you […]
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Widowhood is an emerging global issue and must be addressed at all levels of the society, since the violations of widows’ human rights are obstacles to global social and economic development. According to the World Bank, 1 in 10 African women aged 15 and over are widows. This is a […]
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Human Rights are basic rights that are believed to belong to every person regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status. They may also be regarded as ‘moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of human behaviour, and are regularly protected as natural and legal […]
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