Stories and analysis
Reports should not gather dust.
These articles turn K-HAKI’s records into readable public stories. Each one identifies its source, removes private case details and avoids claims the record cannot support.
Citizenship · 2023
When citizenship becomes a classroom question
School debates opened a wider conversation about documents, exams and belonging.
Based on the September 2023 programme report.
Dialogue · 2023
What Kibera residents said about religious tension
A community forum moved from stereotypes and exclusion to practical ideas for interfaith work.
Based on the September 2023 programme report.
Gender and safety · 2024
Safety cannot be discussed without listening to women
Community and radio conversations linked femicide, economic pressure and public responsibility.
Based on January and March 2024 reports.
Practice note
How to document a rights concern without creating new harm
Safety, consent, accurate notes and a practical referral pathway come before publicity.
Informed by K-HAKI’s monitoring work and training record.
Media practice · 2025
Reporting statelessness without turning people into symbols
Journalists and civil-society actors examined accuracy, empathy and the consequences of careless language.
Based on the 31 December 2025 media-engagement report.
Rights information
When an identity document becomes a gateway—or a wall
Civil registration, nationality and identity credentials overlap, but they are not the same thing.
K-HAKI practical analysis.
Digital safeguards
People before platforms
Questions about access, correction, minimum data and human support in digital public systems.
K-HAKI practical guide.
Community questions
Questions the reports keep in public view
Careful paraphrases of recurring issues, presented without fabricated testimonials.
Drawn from dated programme reports.