In a CAC meeting working children from Kenya discussed how they were not allowed to participate in their community’s Barazas.

Baraza means a place where public meetings are held to discuss issues that affect the community. It’s always chaired by the area provincial administrations like Area Chiefs or other county commissioners’ representatives. Listen to a powerful statement of one of the CAC members, Lilian, critising the fact that children’s representatives are not included in such meetings: