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Grace Lolim

Kenyan human rights and peace activist

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Grace Lolim was a human rights defender.

Grace Lolim is a Kenyan human rights and peace activist, the former chair of the Isiolo Peace Committee, current chair of indigenous women council that brings together women from pastoralist, hunters/gatherers and fisher forks from 23 counties in Kenya, and the founder and executive director of Isiolo Gender Watch.

Early life Lolim is from Isiolo,

Career and activism Lolim started advocating for peace in 2000 when Somalis and Boranas were fighting in Isiolo. Lolim is the chair of the Isiolo Peace Committee In 2022, she spoke about the prevalence of sexual and gender based violence, and the need for justice in response to the murder of peace activist Elizabeth Ibrahim.

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Kenyan human rights and peace activist

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Grace Lolim was a human rights defender.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Grace Lolim

· Wikidata: Q110972975

· DBpedia: Grace Lolim

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