Duncan Bomba (C, top), the head of Dolphin anti-rape and AIDS control outreach group, demonstrates to a group of women how to prevent a sexual assault together with trainer Stephen Kilonzo in Naivasha, 90 km (55 miles) northwest Nairobi, August 17, 2006. In a country where activists say one woman is raped every half hour, a growing number of Kenyan women and young girls are learning to defend themselves against assault. [Reuters]

Women imitate a teacher from Dolphin, an anti-rape and AIDS control outreach group, who is showing them how to prevent sexual assaults in Naivasha, 90 km (55 miles) northwest Nairobi, August 17, 2006. In a country where activists say one woman is raped every half hour, a growing number of Kenyan women and young girls are learning to defend themselves against assault.[Reuters]

A woman receives instructions from trainer Stephen Kilonzo (R) from Dolphin, an anti-rape and AIDS outreach control group, on how to prevent sexual assault in Naivasha, 90 km (55 miles) northwest Nairobi, August 17, 2006. In a country where activists say one woman is raped every half hour, a growing number of Kenyan women and young girls are learning to defend themselves against assault. [Reuters]

Duncan Bomba (2nd R), the head of Dolphin anti-rape and AIDS control outreach group, demonstrates to a group of women how to prevent a sexual assault together with trainer Stephen Kilonzo (R) in Naivasha, 90 km (55 miles) northwest Nairobi, August 17, 2006. In a country where activists say one woman is raped every half hour, a growing number of Kenyan women and young girls are learning to defend themselves against assault. [Reuters]