Kenyan Activist makes a shocking revelation as she reveals what pushes most women in the prison there 

Ms. Kamaitha, a prominent women's rights activist in Kenya, has shed light on a disturbing trend she observed during her year-long program at Langata women's prison. Based on her experience, she claims that the majority of female inmates in the country have been imprisoned due to the actions of men.

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During her program at the prison, Kamaitha discovered that nearly 70% of the incarcerated women were serving jail terms as a result of cases that involved men. This finding underscores the pervasive impact of gender-based violence in Kenya, which continues to be a major challenge for women's rights activists and organizations.

Kamaitha's experience at Langata women's prison has left a lasting impact on her. She now fears jail more than poverty, having witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of imprisonment on women and their families. Her advocacy work has taken on greater urgency in the wake of this experience, as she continues to fight for the rights of women in Kenya and beyond.

As an influential voice in the women's rights movement, Kamaitha's insights shed light on the broader societal issues that contribute to the disproportionate incarceration of women in Kenya. Her call to action urges men to take responsibility for their actions and for society to do more to protect women from harm and ensure their rights are respected.

Through her advocacy and the work of others in the women's rights movement, progress is being made to address the systemic issues that lead to gender-based violence and the imprisonment of women in Kenya. However, much work remains to be done to achieve true equality and justice for women in the country.

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