Family remembers BBC worker Kate Mitchell 'who brightened world'
Kate Mitchell, who was found dead in Kenya, dedicated herself to helping others, her brother says.
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Kate Mitchell, who was found dead in Kenya, dedicated herself to helping others, her brother says.
Kate Mitchell worked for BBC Media Action and died in Kenya's capital on Friday.
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Kate mitchell was from whitley bay, but the world was her workplace. she worked in a number of african countries or the corporation's international charity, bbc media action, which uses media and communication to address inequality around the world. last week kate mitchell, who was a2, was found dead in a hotel at the kenyan capital, nairobi. this man has told me about the passion she had for the work she was doing. she the passion she had for the work she was doinu. . �* the passion she had for the work she was doinu. ,, �* , ., ,, was doing. she didn't 'ust make the world a brighter _ wa...
Abuse, whether it's domestic or sexual, is prevalent in every community. but what this report highlights is how it's hidden in the sikh community in the name of so—called family honour. that means perpetrators don't face justice and can go on to abuse others, victims can't deal with the trauma and may live with issues, and that vicious cycle continues for generations to come. i tried contacting the sikh council uk, but they are yet to respond. meanwhile, sikh women's aid say opening up about abuse in the community is the only way the issue could be tackled. raj kaur bilkhu, bbc news. the bro...