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The new face of political violence against women Gender Just now

The new face of political violence against women Gender Just now

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

2026 Beyond 2025: Online violence becomes the new battleground Technology has amplified political violence against women, making online abuse one of the biggest threats to women's political participation.2025 Sexist attacks against Gladys WangaSexist rhetoric: Why misogyny in politics threatens Kenya’s democratic future In May 2026, Siaya Governor James Orengo came under criticism after making sexist remarks about Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga during a political rally in Oyugis.

IEBC's Electoral Code of Conduct, contained in the Second Schedule to the Elections Act (2011), requires every political party, independent candidate and election participant to publicly condemn violence and intimidation, refrain from hate speech, and avoid actions likely to incite violence.

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