对肯尼亚妇女和女童的网上性剥削正在通过社交媒体和应用程序增加,执法不力妨碍司法。 Online sexual exploitation of Kenyan women and girls is rising via social media and apps, with weak laws and enforcement hindering justice.

对肯尼亚妇女和女童的网上性剥削正在增加,因为捕食者利用社交媒体、约会应用程序和移动货币平台,以虚假的工作机会引诱受害者,然后对他们进行性虐待、勒索和贩卖。 Online sexual exploitation of women and girls in Kenya is rising, fueled by predators using social media, dating apps, and mobile money platforms to lure victims with fake job offers, then subjecting them to sexual abuse, blackmail, and trafficking. 幸存者面临着普遍的对受害者的抨击、腐败和执法不力等问题,而过时的法律未能解决诸如深层假象和流传式虐待等数字犯罪。 Survivors face widespread victim-blaming, corruption, and ineffective law enforcement, while outdated laws fail to address digital crimes like deepfakes and livestreamed abuse. 尽管最近更新了网络犯罪法,但执法工作仍然不一致,系统性障碍妨碍司法。 Despite recent cybercrime law updates, enforcement remains inconsistent, and systemic barriers prevent justice. 倡导者敦促进行法律改革,改进数字法医,提供心理创伤方面的知情支持,并批准《马拉博公约》,以加强区域合作和保护幸存者。 Advocates urge legal reform, better digital forensics, trauma-informed support, and ratification of the Malabo Convention to strengthen regional cooperation and protect survivors.