context: Griffin received very little education: after leaving school early, he joined, first with the Kenya, and then the King's African Rifles. After serving in an emergency, he came to be convinced of the rights of the Mau Mau movement, exhausted by the brutality of war. [1] He did not continue with his commission, and he began to take part in efforts to rehabilitate former fighters arrested, or recently released from detention camps. Several years later, he turned his attention to war-torn orphans, and established a rescue center, which became a source of comfort.
question: What country did Dr. Geoffrey William Griffin study?
answers.text: Kenya