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Violence continues to hamper relief operations in Kenya
Published in Saudi Press Agency on 01 - 02 - 2008


Emergency food-aid distribution continued to be
hampered in Kenya as a result of the ongoing violence, UN agencies
said Friday, according to dpa.
Supplies leaving Nairobi were being disrupted by unrest, affecting
deliveries to the Rift Valley in the north and Eldoret in the west.
According to the Kenyan Red Cross and Kenyan government, there are
around 300,000 people now displaced and living in 300 sites.
Many were on the move, making it difficult to determine precise
numbers and for humanitarian organizations to coordinate relief
operations.
Violence in Nakuru and Naivasha at the weekend had prevented
assistance by the Christian aid group World Vision to 15,000 people
in the area.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
said Molo district, north-west of the capital, was a priority for
humanitarian agencies as violence was escalating in the area and
40,000 people had been uprooted.
Violence and killings in Cherangani, Nakuru and Naivasha had
prompted further displacement, while the situation in the suburbs of
Nairobi and in Kisumu in the far west remained volatile.
The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) said they were assisting nearly
10,000 people evicted from tea plantations and flower farms around
Tigoni close to Nairobi.
The evictions of non-indigenous peoples followed similar
operations in Kikuyu and Kabete nearby. People had received threats
giving them 72 hours to leave their homes.
Sexual violence was still taking place on a broad scale with OCHA
claiming more and more cases of rape were being reported.
Gender-based violence continued to be exploited as a weapon in the
inter-ethnic unrest.


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