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Kenya
The research in Kenya shows how a lack of access to official documentation among nationals and displaced individuals can increase their vulnerability to modern slavery. That this lack of official documentation obstructs access to essential services and exacerbates exploitation risks. It proposes effective policy interventions that address these interconnected socio-economic challenges.
⚠️ Content warning: Depictions of modern slavery
Length: 11 pages
Partners: The African Migration and Development Policy Centre (AMADPOC), The United Nations University Centre for Policy Research and The Freedom Fund.
Credits:
Dr. Linda Adhiambo Oucho, Veronica Mwangi, Faith Wanjiku, Peter Olewe, David Muthama (Research). Prof Heaven Crawley and Angharad Smith (Research Direction). Daniel Locke (Script & Illustration). Dr Benjamin Worku-Dix (Director)