A Senator's Daughter Was Expelled From Parliament Because Of Traditional Blood In Kenya A senator was kicked out of the senate becau...
A Senator's Daughter Was Expelled From Parliament Because Of Traditional Blood In Kenya
A senator was kicked out of the senate because she attended the session of the parliament with her menstrual clothes missing, in a struggle she was doing to seek betterment for menstruating women.
Senator Gloria Orwoba, through the coalition of the ruling party, plans to present a resolution in the House today Wednesday, which will ask for free cotton to be given to women who have a traditional culture in an effort to fight the problem of poverty that prevents others. Women use cotton during menstruation because of bad behavior.
During the session of the parliament on Tuesday, the members of the parliament attracted the attention of their president on the clothes she wore, a white suit and the blood of the culture stained the pants.
The member of parliament responded that it was very surprising, "If someone will stand up here and say that I am ashamed of the parliament because a woman's period has come."
The Speaker of the House, Amason Kingi, then ordered her to go and change her clothes before returning to the hall.