Abortion law confusion leaves patients, doctors in limbo
They urged policymakers to provide clear public information on the constitutional, statutory and judicial framework governing abortion while strengthening the capacity of healthcare facilities to respond to reproductive-health needs.
The organisations say Kenya’s health system must also be equipped to prevent unintended pregnancies, provide reproductive-health information, manage complications and offer post-abortion care.
Sharon Amanda of the Reproductive Health Network Kenya said women should not be forced to navigate a complicated legal and healthcare system when seeking information or treatment.
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