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    "id": 937227,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Garissa Township, JP",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. Aden Duale",
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        "legal_name": "Aden Bare Duale",
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    "content": "various regions despite their ethnic diversity is a function of this Commission that must protect the smallest and biggest tribes. The other function of this Commission is to promote respect for religious, cultural and linguistic diversity in a plural society among others. We are discussing this today but as I watched yesterday’s conference, I was very happy that the President stood his ground, just the way he stood his ground when former President Obama came to Kenya. If you watch the other speakers, they mentioned something about sex diversity orientation. You know procreation is a function in a family. It is in the Bible and Quran. There is something they call key population. They want to advise our young ones to have a choice. At one time the women of Kenya went to the streets saying, ‘my dress my choice’. That is where the problem started. Even those of us who believe in the Almighty God, your choice of dress as a woman particularly from the Islamic point of view is not your choice, it is inscribed that you must dress decently. Hon. Speaker, I want you to help us, even the staff of Parliament and more so those ladies at the cafeteria must dress decently. They should not wear tight skirts and blouses. The august House is a House of decency. I want to ask Hon. Member No. 001 not to bring the visitor he brought some few months ago. He knows about this because there are elders here like the Member for Kangema. This House must ensure that families, the community and country are protected. As for me, my dress is not my choice. It is anchored in the religion and culture. Hon. Speaker, maybe you can give her a point of order."
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