Kenyan singer Shanariha Evans continues to make waves globally with her recent appearance at the 10th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Humankind Rights in Geneva, Switzerland. The 13-year-old Mombasa-based artiste proudly represented Kenya at the prestigious event, captivating audiences with her grace and poise.
Dressed in a stunning black dress and green blazer, Shanariha exuded confidence as she joined international delegates in celebrating a decade of commitment to human dignity, equality, and justice. In a heartfelt video shared on her Instagram page, she expressed her gratitude for the rare honour, calling it a moment she would cherish forever. “It is a great honour to be invited to the 10th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Humankind Rights. This milestone not only marks a decade of commitment to the dignity, equality, and shared responsibilities of all people, but it also serves as a powerful reminder of our collective journey toward a more just, inclusive, and compassionate world,” she said.
Shanariha also emphasized the importance of standing up for global human rights and acknowledged the powerful message the event carried. “I am truly grateful to be part of this important occasion and to stand alongside others who continue to advocate for the fundamental rights and shared values that unite us as a global community,” she added.
The young singer extended her appreciation to those who made her journey possible, specifically thanking Hon. Aharub Khatri for sponsoring her travel and Hon. Cvillizer Moses for continuous support. She also acknowledged Olivier Vaneynde of Close the Gap Kenya for his contribution.
The Geneva event was more than a symbolic milestone for Shanariha—it was a key networking opportunity that allowed her to interact with influential figures on the global stage. Among those she met were Florence Kaibi, Kenya’s Ambassador to Brussels, and Christophe Giovanneti, President of the United Nations Federation. Photos captured from the event showcased these significant interactions, highlighting Shanariha’s growing prominence as a young Kenyan cultural ambassador.
Her participation not only marks a major personal achievement but also serves as a source of pride for Kenya. As she continues to gain recognition both locally and internationally, Shanariha Evans is proving to be a powerful voice for the youth and a rising star representing the values of unity, equality, and hope on the global stage.
