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CAPF is an alliance of governance focused civil society organizations in Kenya that bring together their expertise, experiences and programmatic resources towards the improvement of practice and culture of political party financing in the country. Hence, CAPF members will be monitoring the elections as part of the Coalition’s mission to scrutinize the link between campaign funds and politics, thereby, reducing corruption and institutionalizing multi-party democracy in Kenya. Although the Coalition will limit its monitoring exercise to Nairobi province, it will collaborate with other organizations currently working in other parts of the country to monitor nationally, the financing of aspirants - both parliamentary and civic level. The scope of monitoring will be limited to the income and expenditures of the aforementioned candidates and parties. The breakdown of which is outlined below:
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Pictures from the Public Forum on Accountability and Transparency in the Conduct of the Elections, held on 2nd April 2008
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America in the dock for failing to ratify CEDAW
Limited space for women’s political expression
NGOs find new spaces for engagement
Kenya has made progress in addressing gender based violence
No end in sight to gender based violence
Global financial crisis negatively impacts women’s lives
HIV positive women irked by decision to stop free milk
Culture, religion remain stumbling blocks to women’s empowerment
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The Kenyan Woman is a publication of AWCFS and is produced with support from United Nations Democratic Fund Kenyan Woman Issue 3
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