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Country: Kenya Source: Danish Refugee Council Please refer to the attached file. INTRODUCTION About PMRT The Protection Monitoring Risks and Trends (PMRT) by DRC Kenya gathers primary and secondary data from an indicative sample of at-risk communities in Kenya to provide a community-centric understanding of local protection dynamics, and an analysis of protection incidents and trends. In JulyAugust, the focus was on areas in northwest and northeast Kenya (Dadaab, Kakuma & Kalobeyei) where rights violations and protection information gaps remain prevalent. This document draws from both public and non-public humanitarian sources. It is not exhaustive and may not represent the views of its authors or funders. The information, assessment, and analysis provided are intended solely for humanitarian purposes and should not be cited elsewhere. Introduction Protection monitoring during forced displacement is essential to safeguard fundamental rights enshrined in international human rights and refugee law instruments, regional treaties, and national legislation. By collecting, verifying and analysing information, it is possible to identify human rights violations and protection risks in order to inform advocacy strategies, design and implement programmes, and make quality interventions. DRC pioneered protection risk and trends monitoring that is aimed at collecting, collating and triangulating protection trends to provide an overview of the protection environment. During July/August 2023 DRC’s trained protection monitors carried out 686 interviews encompassing diverse range of roles within the camps, I.e., community structures and the general community members, as part of the ongoing study into protection concerns across northwest and northeast Kenya. The geographical scope of the interviews encompasses areas of Dadaab, Kakuma and Kalobeyei. The contextual analysis derived from these interviews aims to provide an overview of the protection environment in these locations, as described by communities themselves, with particular considerations given to safety and security, gender-based violence, child protection, persons with disability, elderly, movement in/out of the camps and access to services.

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