Report from multi-year NCD advocacy workshop series provides insight into the workshop series’ training model, an overview of the completed training, follow-up activities, and lessons learned in the year since the series was launched.
This desk review explores how the tobacco industry actively interferes with the development and implementation of progressive tobacco control legislation across Africa.
Teenage pregnancies in Kenya represent a pressing issue that not only jeopardises the fundamental human rights of young girls but also undermines their potential for socio-economic development.
Adolescent pregnancies are a global phenomenon, but they disproportionately affect poorer and marginalised communities. In these communities, girls often face immense pressure to marry early and become mothers while still children themselves.
Kenya is one of the countries burdened with teenage pregnancy cases. Adolescent girls’ health is at risk due to maternal morbidity and mortality. As a result, achieving better health outcomes depends on preventing teenage pregnancy.
Sexual and reproductive health (SRH) rights are fundamental human rights that encompass the right to make informed decisions about one’s sexual and reproductive health.
Teenage pregnancy is a significant societal challenge in Kenya, posing serious implications for the well-being of young girls and the overall development of the nation.