KMA Human Rights Committee
Vision
A world where the medical profession safeguards, protects and upholds human rights.
Mision
To safeguard, protect and uphold human rights through education, training and empowerment in liaison with state and non-state institutions.
Objectives
- To advocate policies and guidelines on proper management of victims of human rights violation.
- To promote strategic partnerships with relevant stakeholders.
- To promote human rights skills, knowledge and values.
- To safeguard human rights through ethical medical practice.
- To promote strategic partnerships with relevant stakeholders.
Convener
Dr. Marie-Claire Wangari
is a medical doctor, global health advocate, and health systems leader with over a decade of experience in policy advocacy and stakeholder engagement. Within the Kenya Medical Association (KMA), she serves as the Co-Convener of the Human Rights Committee and has previously led both the Young Doctors Network and the Reproductive Health Committee. Dr. Wangari has successfully spearheaded advocacy initiatives, secured funding for youth-led health programs, and contributed to key national policy developments, focusing her work on health equity, human rights, and meaningful youth engagement in governance.
KMA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE PAST INITIATIVES
- Induction training – Forensic Medico-Legal documentation
- Publication – Newsletter HAKI newsletter
- Continuing Medical Education (CME)
- IMLU as a strategic partner.
KMA Human Rights 2024 Webinars
Leadership and Governance Webinar
International Youth Day, RMNCAH +N
OUR REPORTS
Documenting Torture After Abductions
Using the Istanbul Protocol
Kenya Medical Association (KMA) | Independent Medico-Legal Unit (IMLU) webinar slides
KMA YOUTH MONTH
2024 Report
“From Clicks to Progress: Youth Digital Pathways for Sustainable Development"
2024 MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH
ACTIVITY REPORT
Theme: Bridging the Gap: Access to Mental Health Care for All Kenyans
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