Do you have a link to these studies?
Society gets to decide for itself what decency is, especially one like Kenya where religion is hard-baked. Attempting to copy what the west does and replicate it here has always ended poorly. If walking bare-breasted is acceptable among Maasais, the same cannot be true for Taitas and vice versa. Wouldn't it be appropriate to be culturally sensitive when choosing what one wears, appropriate to the situation?
You said it yourself. Some indigenous cultures wear little to nothing. Why is there no epidemic of rape there?
That banner has true message and coming from university, the person who did it has clearly nailed it !
Our recent history is replete with sad stories of girls who were undressed by town layabouts who felt the girls were not appropriately dressed. The author was just warning the college girls (some of who are still acclimatizing to town culture!) that they could be at risk of being victimized. Of course there is never enough space in a banner to explain oneself so that one is not judged by people with inadequate information).
The Bible is a history of the descendants of Abraham, expecting Africans in Africa to follow jews customs is a tad too much.
I don't see the relation, anyways point, is at least have respect for the places of worship.
I knew you wouldn't see it. Do they respect mine when they call it pagan, discrimination can only breed bigotry.
How about educating the perpetrators instead? No means no despite anything else.
Same. But because they sometimes can be victimized, it is good they be warned especially if it can minimize risk of victimization.
Uko serious? Where would the university find the time and resources for such a campaign? The kids are being reminded that their first instinct should be for self-preservation.
Very serious.