Kerry Kennedy is an American human-rights activist and author. She is the president of the 'Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights,' a non-profit organization named after her father. Kennedy has worked in more than 60 nations, leading various human-rights missions. She has been working as an activist for over 3 decades now and has fought for the rights of children, women, immigrants, and minor pre-trial prisoners. Kennedy has stood up against child labor, human trafficking, foeticide, honor killings, sexual violence, slavery, and environmental hazards. She has also been a champion of indigenous land rights, judicial independence, and freedom of expression. She has served and is still on the boards of various non-profit organizations and committees, mainly working in the domain of human rights. Kennedy's personal life has been under media scrutiny since she married the 56th governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo. Their union was a prominent subject of news headlines, though their marriage ended in a divorce later