Novatus and Oyango are victims of sexual violence. They have not only had to come to terms with this violent act, but also learn how to live with the stigma.
In African countries, support groups for men are few and far between.
Onyango is trying to widen this network and has created a support structure for men of African descent in Kenya.
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