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  2. Legal and Policy Framework: Early and Unintended Pregnancy and The Right To Education In Kenya

Legal and policy framework: Early and unintended pregnancy and the right to education in Kenya

Year of publication
2019
Author(s)
Right to Education Initiative
Publisher(s)
Right to Education Initiative
Resource type
Factsheets & briefs

Keywords

  • pregnancy; abortion
Topics
Girls & Women
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RTE_Legal and policy framework_Early and unintended pregnancy and the right to education in Kenya_En.pdf

Factsheet detailing the legal and policy framework in Kenya applicable to early and unintended pregnancy and the right to education. 

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