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    "speaker_name": "Kitutu Chache South, ODM",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. Anthoney Kibagendi",
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    "content": " Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also rise to support the Report, but I wish it could go beyond the Kericho Tea Farms. As we look at amending the laws, it is important that we also look at other areas. Where I come from, once market stalls are complete after construction and women come to apply to get them, most of the leadership in the markets, not only in Kitutu Chache South or Kisii but also in this City, they force them to give sexual favours in exchange of those stalls. Sometime back, the issue of sexual harassment in the universities was also mentioned. This is where female students are forced by lecturers to sleep with them so as to pass their exams, even when they are able to do well without giving such favours. We need to look at those areas. Beyond that, we should also look at the cyber-crimes laws so that we are able to deal with people who spread those particulars videos and photos of our women because they have not been able to extort monies they intended to. St. Mary’s Mosocho, seated in the Public Gallery, has been recognised by the Speaker. I went to that school and I am happy that they are here. This school is a centre of excellence in Kisii County. It is the leading school. In the 90s, it used to be the number one school in the country. We used to compete with Olympic School in Kibra. I am happy that these wonderful young men have come here to be inspired so that they may work hard and make it to this House. I am happy to see Sis. Matilda and the rest of the teaching staff that have come with the young men. I am glad that they have managed to sit through this particular debate. Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker."
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