At Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital, the practice of non-consensual strip and body searches has become a deeply concerning issue. As someone who has experienced the indignity and invasion of privacy these searches bring, I am compelled to advocate for a change. This process not only strips individuals of their dignity but also raises significant concerns about the privacy of patients and visitors alike.

Imagine arriving at a hospital where you expect care and respect, only to be subjected to a humiliating search without your consent. This is a breach of trust and contradicts the ethos of healthcare, which should prioritize patient dignity and privacy.

Moreover, the current procedures contribute to delays and congestion at entry points, severely impacting patient flow. In a place where time can be the difference between life and death, especially during emergencies, such delays pose a critical risk to patient safety and care.

Additionally, the reliance on manual searches is outdated and inefficient in detecting prohibited or dangerous items. Modern security technologies offer more effective, consistent, and non-intrusive alternatives.

We must call upon the hospital administration to replace these intrusive searches with advanced security measures that uphold the dignity and privacy of all individuals entering the hospital premises. This includes investing in metal detectors, surveillance systems, and other technologies that can efficiently maintain security without compromising personal privacy.

It is time to end these outdated and invasive practices. By implementing modern security measures, we can ensure a safer and more respectful environment for everyone at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital.

Join me in urging Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital to cease non-consensual strip and body searches immediately. Together, we can push for a necessary change that respects individual rights and enhances hospital operations. Please sign this petition to make a difference.