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Kenya : information sur la secte Mungiki, y compris la structure organisationnelle, les dirigeants, l'appartenance, le recrutement et les activités; la relation entre le gouvernement et les sectes, y compris la protection offerte aux victimes des fidèles du diable et des sectes, comme les Mungikis (2010-octobre 2013) 15 November 2013 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
Kenya: The Mungiki sect, including organizational structure, leadership, membership, recruitment and activities; the relationship between the government and sects, including protection offered to victims of devil worshippers and sects, such as the Mungiki (2010-October 2013) 15 November 2013 \| Publisher: Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada \| Document type: Query Responses
Kenya: Key Country Statistics November 2013 \| Publisher: 28 Too Many \| Document type: Country Profiles
Country Profile: FGM in Kenya May 2013 \| Publisher: 28 Too Many \| Document type: Country Profiles
Women's Asylum News: Issue No. 107, December 2011 - January 2012 December 2011 \| Publisher: Asylum Aid \| Document type: Country Reports
Women's Asylum News: Issue No. 105, October 2011 October 2011 \| Publisher: Asylum Aid \| Document type: Country Reports
State of the World's Minorities and Indigenous Peoples 2011 - Kenya 6 July 2011 \| Publisher: Minority Rights Group International \| Document type: Annual Reports
Kenya: Legislation failing to curb FGM/C 2 June 2011 \| Publisher: IRIN \| Document type: Country News
Kenya: 1. Is there continuing ethnic tension in Kenya between the Kikuyu and Luo tribes? 2. To what extent do members of the Luo tribe suffer discrimination or harm from members of the Mungiki or from Kikuyu people generally? 3. What is the situation in this regard in the Mathare area of Nairobi? 4. Are there other areas of Nairobi or Kenya where people of the Luo tribe might be safe from tribal violence? 5. Do the Mungiki or the Kikuyu tribe practice female circumcision? 6. Are there any reports of Luo women being circumcised or threatened with circumcision by members of the Mungiki or the Kikuyu tribe? 7. Please provide information on the treatment of single women and their children by the state and by Kenyan society generally. 8. What protection is available to single women who might fear harm (including circumcision) or discrimination? 1 March 2011 \| Publisher: Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal \| Document type: Query Responses
The Dynamics of Social Change Towards the Abandonment of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Five African Countries October 2010 \| Publisher: UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) \| Document type: Country Reports

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