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The Baby Trade - Afriques en Lutte - Vimarsana News

The Baby Trade - Afriques en Lutte

Kenya — In this country of widespread poverty, one of the most lucrative businesses is also one of the most heartbreaking : baby trafficking. (...)

Give sex abuse victims access to abortion, other services | Center for Reproductive Rights - Vimarsana News

Give sex abuse victims access to abortion, other services | Center for Reproductive Rights

Read an op-ed in Nation by the Center's Prudence Mutiso, Martin Onyango, and Timothy Thondu.

Abortion in Kenya: When is it legal to terminate pregnancy? - Vimarsana News

Abortion in Kenya: When is it legal to terminate pregnancy?

The Constitution views a woman in need of safe abortion services as a patient. As such, doctor-patient confidentiality rule applies.

Kenyan High Court makes landmark ruling on safe abortion care - Vimarsana News

Kenyan High Court makes landmark ruling on safe abortion care

Kenyan High Court rules that safe abortion care is a fundamental right in a landmark verdict today that protects patients and healthcare providers from arbitrary arrests and prosecution.

Source: ippf.org
Kenya's black market baby trade: A mother's choice - Vimarsana News

Kenya's black market baby trade: A mother's choice

BBC News By Joel Gunter image captionAdama has returned to live in her village. "Life has been so hard," she said. Last month, BBC Africa Eye exposed a thriving black-market trade in babies in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi. Police arrested seven people on trafficking charges in response to the story, but what about the women on the other side of these illegal deals? What drives a mother to sell her child? Adama's life was easy when she had her parents, she said. Money was tight, and her options were already narrow, but there was an order to things that made sense. She attended school and cheris...

Source: bbc.com