Most Women Who Abort In Kenya Are Married, New Study Shows - KahawaTungu

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792K induced abortions in a year with married women accounting for 80 percent:

Nairobi and Central topped the list with the highest rates of induced abortions.

Over 700K abortions occurred in Kenya in a year with 80 percent among married women

A new report by the Ministry of Health has revealed alarming statistics on the state of reproductive health in Kenya.

Kenya’s Married Women Face Abortion Access Crisis

Married women in Kenya, driven by economic, career, and family planning pressures, account for the majority of induced abortions, often resorting to unsafe methods due to legal and access barriers. A 2023 report by the African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Guttmacher Institute, estimates 792,694 induced [...] The post Kenya’s Married Women Face Abortion Access Crisis appeared firs…

Most Women Who Abort In Kenya Are Married, New Study Shows - KahawaTungu

A new study by the Ministry of Health has revealed that most women who undergo abortions in Kenya are married or living with a partner. The report, released in April 2025, dubbed “Incidence of Induced Abortions and the Severity of Abortion-related Complications in Kenya”, found that an estimated 792,694 induced abortions occurred in the country [...] The post Most Women Who Abort In Kenya Are Married, New Study Shows appeared first on KahawaTung…

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