This story is an eye-opener piece of the plight of a minority kenyan community that has been neglected by the kenyan government since the independence. The community tucked away at the north western corner on the kenyan map has no infrastructure, no roads, no proper schools. That means education,a fundamental right in the UDHR is compromised. Surprisingly, kenya is a signatory of the declaration yet these atrocities are still happening against its people. The story too put the government to task to explain its role in terms of service delivery to its people. The turkana area is also at the border with Sudan, Uganda and Ethiopia. All the communities at the border are pastoral communities and the struggle for pasture and basic resources has been intense. This  story exemplifies the plight of international marginalised communities around the world and therefore why the UDHR is necessary and useful to the world.