In a remarkable showcase of academic excellence, the University of Nairobi, faculty of arts and socials sciences, hosted the 6th Annual Forensic Victimology and Victim Support Conference in Kenya, 2023. The theme, "Innovation and Sustainable Practices for Victim Support Services in Society," served as a guiding light for the numerous scholars, students, and professionals who came together to address complex challenges in the field of Victimology.

Day 3 of the conference witnessed an array of insightful presentations, highlighting the collective commitment to driving positive change in Victimology. Notable remarks were made by distinguished speakers, including:

Prof. Justus Munyoki, who emphasized the importance of collaboration, stating, "Together we can drive a positive change to the field of Victimology and victim support."

Prof. Binta Abdulkarim from Nigeria, who drew attention to the evolving nature of Victimology issues, stating, "Victimology is getting complex, and problems are getting complexity day in, day out. We need to get a solution. We need to discuss and plan the future of Victimology."

One of the focal points of the conference was the presentation of a legal framework designed to tackle and reduce Victimology in Kenya and other countries. This critical aspect signifies a significant step toward improving the victim support services available in society.

Among the various topics explored, human trafficking emerged as a pressing concern. Attendees engaged in comprehensive discussions, shedding light on the intricacies of human trafficking and how victims become ensnared in this illicit trade.

This conference was not just a gathering of minds, it was a platform for researchers to educate and exchange responses regarding the pressing issues affecting our world. The University of Nairobi once again proved its commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering change in society.

As the 6th Annual Forensic Victimology and Victim Support Conference concluded, it left a profound impact on the field of Victimology and laid the foundation for a brighter, more sustainable future in victim support services. The resounding message was clear, united in purpose, we can confront the challenges and complexities of Victimology and strive for a safer, more just society.