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On air: Sex abuse in Kenya's schools

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Ros AtkinsRos Atkins|14:28 UK time, Thursday, 7 October 2010

We did this on BBC World News this morning with our correspondent Will Grant. Over 1000 teachers have been kicked out of their jobs for having sex with pupils, and a helpline has been set up to allow girls to come forward anonymously if they are being abused. It's an extraordinary story which begs the question, how was this able to happen on such a scale? Some of you in Kenya will help us find answers. If you're there and want to comment or take part, let us know.
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