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A new national study on abortion in Kenya has revealed that the rate of induced abortions has significantly risen. While the rates of unintended pregnancies have reduced pointing to an uptake of contraceptives, questions on access to reproductive health services and the country’s restrictive abortion laws linger as many women continue to suffer in the hands of quacks.
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Study on abortions in Kenya reveals shocking statistics
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