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Kenya’s parliament told to make laws recognising children born with both sex organs

High Court Judge Isaac Lenaola

NAIROBI, KENYA: When a mother delivers, the baby is expected to be either a boy or a girl.

However, there are some born with both genitals. Apparently, their fate is left in the hands of doctors, who, at the time of delivery, declare them male or female depending on the visibly dominant sexual organ.

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