By Caroline Katana

Silent threats to Kenyan journalists

Women journalists in Kenya face violent threats when covering news stories but the work they do is vital for public communication and awareness hence they suffer in silence. Caroline Katana speaks with a Radio journalist to hear some of the experiences female journalists face and what needs to be done to ensure security and safety.

This story is part of the African Women in Media (AWiM) UNESCO Peace and Security Journalism Programme.

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