Kisii Woman Representative Dorice Donya has sparked outrage. She expressed support for female genital mutilation (FGM) during a conversation with media personality Phelix Odiwuor, also known as Jalang’o. The discussion was recorded and widely shared online. Kenyans and human rights groups quickly condemned her. The practice is illegal in Kenya.

In the video, Donya said her community plans to subject young girls to FGM in December. She claimed it would make them “less talkative.” Jalang’o reacted immediately. He called it “nonsense” and said such acts should not happen today. He urged Donya to protect girls. He told her to discourage the illegal practice and uphold the law.
The clip sparked fierce online debates. Most social media users criticized Donya. Many argued she should protect children, not endorse harmful traditions. Others called on the government and human rights groups to intervene. FGM is dangerous and violates girls’ rights. The backlash highlights the ongoing fight against harmful cultural practices.
Human rights activists condemned the remarks. They stressed FGM causes physical and psychological harm. They encouraged communities to abandon it. They urged leaders to promote education and empowerment for girls instead. Many believe elected officials must set a positive example.
As the video circulates, calls for accountability grow louder. Citizens want leaders like Donya to change their stance. Public condemnation may push officials to actively fight harmful practices. Communities hope girls will be protected and supported in the future.
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