"We use condoms most of the time," said Milka Muthoni, 17, who was nearly finished with secondary school when she dropped out this year. "I know it's a risky business. At times I have gone to the hospital with injuries and venereal diseases. But I have no other options."Increase in child prostitution, associated inconsistent use in condoms, and a reduction in female education rates. Civil wars and violence in developing countries set into motions devastation one may not immediately think of.
Milka, who also lives in Eldoret, said her parents kicked her out when they learned she was a prostitute.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Child Prostitution Up in Kenya
CNN reports on the rise in child prostitution following post-election violence in Kenya. This is particularly devastating to read:
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