Women’s Participation in Constitution-Making Process in Kenya (S.2, Part 3)

Abstract

Daisy had a personal experience on with gender-based discrimination as she looked for a job after her college studies. When she finally landed a job, she realized that women were paid less than men. Her personal experience and observation of women’s oppression prompted her to join the women’s movement in the struggle for women’s liberation. In the women’s movement, she worked with other women to safeguard women’s agenda in the constitution. She underscores the significance of women working together, in collaboration with male allies, for a common women’s agenda.