The ideal situation is that this section should have been left to an act of parliament .It is still well covered.No constitution is 100% perfect.

I'm for YES.what we need now is political stability , less corruption and economic empowerment.The other issues can be dealt with as they come

@ brewer

What do you have to say of the penal code...


The penal code says:

158. Any person who, with intent to procure miscarriage of a woman, whether she is or is not with child, unlawfully administers to her or causes her to take any poison or other noxious thing, or uses any force of any kind, or uses any other means whatever, is guilty of a felony and is liable to imprisonment for fourteen years.

wont the penal code deal with 'abortion on demand?'

And why do you insist that altering the law will be almost impossible ?.....Is gathering 2 thirds majority hard for a popular cause?

Outrightly legalising abortion ...... on demand without danger to the life and health of the woman will be strongly objected by all including me....

ask anyone opposing the draft on that basis to come for my signature...even before the referendum.....

I will be voting a very strong yes!!!

It could really help everyone if we concentrated on the significant changes for good that the draft constitution has over the current outdated blood sucking constitution. Have the No advocates read the entire constitution?

What is worrying about the No proponents including the church is that they are fully aware that the constitution making process cannot be stopped. All this nonsense about amending the law is just a diversion tactic. To argue against the new constitution is to simply call for its rejection.

I am confident Kenyans have suffered enough and will not let this opportunity slip away.