Nairobi, Kenya: As Kenya marks Intersex Awareness Day on 26th October, advocates say legal recognition has yet to translate fully into protection in hospitals, classrooms and public offices. The country has made progress in recognizing intersex children and providing for their birth registration. Yet many families still face discrimination, costly medical care and difficulties obtaining official documents.
Kenya Makes Progress on Intersex Rights, but Gaps in Healthcare and Education Remain

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