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• November 20, 2008
• 8:08

  Abortion Mustn't Be Legalized

   » ‎ Kenya Imagine

  Tags:  Abortion Kenya  

  Isn't it amazing that one hundred per cent of all the people advocating for the legalization of abortion were born? You see, the debate on the legalization of abortion is very selfish. It's the only battle where the victim (read unborn child) is never consulted.
  Keep reading. 

  

  
• January 19, 2008
• 8:03

  Kenya's 100 People

   » ‎ Kenya Imagine

  Tags:  Abortion Kenya  

  If Kenya was reduced to a village of 100 people, 22 of those people would be Kikuyu, 14 would be Luhya, and 13 would be Luo.
  
  Of the remaining, 11 would be Kamba, 6 Kisii, 6 Meru, 15 of other African tribes, and 1 Asian/European. Only 1 would be Maasai. 10 people live in Nairobi, 3 in Mombasa and almost 2 in Kisumu.
  
  Read more from Nanjala Nyabola here.

  

  
• July 01, 2007
• 22:57

  Legalise Abortion in Kenya

   » ‎ Kenya Imagine

  Tags:  Abortion Kenya  

  Abortion is illegal in Kenya. The Kenyan penal code criminalizes it, promising stiff punishment to those who practice it.

  This effectively means that any woman or girl lucky enough to survive a backstreet (which they usually are) abortion ordeal, and who is subsequently found out by the authorities, risks getting hauled off to court where society will condemn her further for breach of what many legal intellectuals increasingly view as a moral wrong (an offence in the same league as say adultery or premarital sex, for those countries with secular legal regimes, which nevertheless still punish these).
  

  Atieno Ochieng' on a discussion about decriminalizing abortion. Read here.