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Cybercrime Laws Under Fire
This illustration shows how stringent cybercrime regulations can be used to target individuals online, highlighting the need for balanced laws that protect citizens without silencing them
Digital Surveillance
This illustration depicts that Digital surveillance doesn’t just watch it shapes behavior. Constant monitoring pressures youth to self-censor, reduces civic engagement, and creates psychological risks, threatening the very freedoms that digital civic spaces are meant to protect.”
HOW TO ENJOY INTERNET SAFELY
As we navigate an increasingly digital world, it is vital to equip ourselves, and the next generation, with the tools to stay secure. This guide highlights the fundamental habits of a responsible digital citizen: 1. Information Privacy: Treating personal data as a high-value asset. Be intentional about your digital footprint. 2. Proactive Security: Moving beyond basic passwords to unique, complex credentials and restricted privacy settings. 3. Critical Thinking: Cultivating a "Think Before You Click" mindset to stay ahead of phishing and malware. 4.Holistic Health: Recognizing that digital engagement is most effective when balanced with physical activity and offline community building. Let’s work together to create an internet that is not just fast and fun, but safe and respectful for everyone
OSINT
As this comic explains, OSINT is information people leave online without even realizing it. Whether it's a photo on an online marketplace or a check-in at a local cafe, public data helps authorities solve fraud, terrorism, and harassment cases. It’s a great reminder that the "Internet is forever" and usually very public. Are your privacy settings tight as you think they are???
Voices for the Digital Age. ✊🏾💻
When new laws are introduced, it’s the youth who often feel the impact first. From vague speech restrictions to concerns over device access, these advocates are calling for transparency and judicial oversight. We believe that technology should empower citizens, not compromise their constitutional rights to privacy.
OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence)
What looks like a simple sketch is actually a map of how the modern world is investigated. OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) is the process of collecting and analyzing data from public sources to create a complete picture. From social media to public records, the information is out there. This artwork reminds us that in the digital age, knowledge isn't just power—it’s everywhere.
Online Fraud
This artwork highlights the deceptive nature of online fraud. Phishing attacks often look like legitimate requests from banks, social media, or workplaces, but their goal is the same: to reel in your personal information. By staying skeptical and "thinking before we click," we can protect our digital identities and promote a safer internet for everyone. Let’s keep the "fishers" empty-handed!
Digital Justice
Advocating for "Digital Justice" is about more than just technology; it’s about protecting the fundamental human rights of every Kenyan in the digital age. At Ajenda Kenya, we are championing recommendations to align the CMCA 2025 with our Constitution. By narrowing vague legal language and ensuring judicial oversight, we can create a digital environment where innovation and civic participation thrive.
Judicial Oversight
Judicial oversight is the shield that protects our rights and freedoms. ⚖️ It ensures fairness, transparency, and accountability in how laws are applied, so power is never abused. Young people are informed, engaged, and ready to question. Through digital spaces, they learn, organize, and demand systems that work for everyone. Let’s keep demanding accountability—because justice must protect all, not silence any.
Computer Misuse & Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2025
Our voices are not a crime, and our digital spaces should never feel like battlegrounds. The internet is meant to connect us, empower us, and amplify our voices—not silence or intimidate us. As conversations continue around the Computer Misuse & Cybercrimes (Amendment) Act, 2025, one thing must remain clear: laws should protect people, not suppress them. We stand for a future where privacy is respected, freedom of expression is protected, and accountability is upheld. A future where young people are not just users of technology, but active participants in governance and decision-making.
Strengthening Kenya's data protection framework
This illustration shows that protecting data rights is essential to safeguarding civic space, highlighting why effective implementation of the Data Protection Act (2019) is crucial for citizens
Civic Participation
This visual raises awareness about responsible civic participation online, showing how citizens can use social media platforms safely and effectively to engage, learn, and make their voices heard.