Nairobi, Kenya

Illegal firearms are burned as part of a campaign by the Kenyan government to curb the illicit weapons that are at the center of increasing violent crime in the country.

( Tony Karumba / AFP/Getty Images / March 24, 2010 )

Illegal firearms are burned as part of a campaign by the Kenyan government to curb the illicit weapons that are at the center of increasing violent crime in the country.

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