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The Kenya Human Rights Commission is calling on the Ministry of Education to facilitate the unconditional return to school for every teenage girl who falls pregnant. The commission also wants the affected school girls to be provided with the necessary psycho social support without discrimination. This comes after the Kenya demographic health survey released a report indicating that girls formed a large percentage of school dropouts, which they have termed as a human rights violation.
KHRC: Return expectant girls to school
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