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'I really want to go to school.' - The right to education of pregnant girls in Kakamega county, Kenya

In Kenya, teenage pregnancy almost certainly means the end of a girl’s education. It remains one of the main reasons why girls do not complete their education—keeping an estimated 13,000 girls out of school each year. 

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