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94 per cent of women in the country do not report gross abuses while receiving maternal care in hospitals. Releasing the first survey on the sad realities in the maternal wings also known as obstetric violence, nguvu collective organization also revealed that those mostly engaged in vices such as bullying were nurses.
Kenyan mothers facing gross human rights violation
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