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PCAK organised a Crime Must Fall Walk 2026 themed "Youth Shaping a Safer Kenya"aimed at sensitising the youth to shun criminal activities and goonism ahead of next year's General elections. [Benard Orwongo,Standard]
A group of youth has launched a nationwide campaign against crime, political violence and their exploitation, with leaders from the Professional Criminologists Association of Kenya (PCAK), the National Police Service, the National Youth Council and the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) urging young people to reject criminal activities and demand more constructive opportunities.
The youth-led initiative, launched in Nairobi under the banner “Crime Must Fall,” seeks to mobilise young people across Kenya’s 47 counties to take an active role in preventing crime while challenging the use of youth as instruments of violence and political mobilization.
The campaign is being spearheaded by the PCAK Youth Envoys under the Professional Criminologists Association of Kenya.
