Selestine Kemoli fled to the Kenya embassy in Riyad in 2020, terrified and came out.
Ms. Kemoli worked as a servant in Saudi Arabia. In the case of many East Africans, he said he was abused. The embassy told the labor attachment that he cut the boss's breasts with a paring knife, forced and raped the urine.
It was broken and asked alone, to help him go home in Kenya.
According to Mrs. Cemoli, “You are beautiful”, “You are beautiful”, cooperation, Robnson Juma Twanga, replied.
Mr. Twanga suggested to help, he said, but with a catch. “I will sleep with you, your boss slept with you,” he said.
Multiple women, who do not know each other in Saudi Arabia, and live in different districts, when they require Mr. Twanga, sex or money, or pressured to enter sexual work to pay for a ticket home.
The lawyers say that the employees of the Embassy of the Embassy have collected similar accounts from numerous women. They said that Mr. Twanga is an example of how these officials have exploited women in their most sensitive moments.
Commenting on behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kenyan President William Ruto said a spokesperson for such complaints or embassy officials did not know about any treatment.
He reached the phone and said that the women said they say what they say about him, Mr. Twang answered: “I can't do such a story.” He said he was retired.
The women who interviewed between Kenya gave consistent accounts. They said that Kenyan officials insulted them and helped the embassy and when the embassy came with visible signs.
Ms. Kemoli, for example, still has a wound on his chests and arms.
“They did not care about us,” said Faith Gatuo. He left for Saudi Arabia in 2014 and said that he asked the embassy official money and anal sex when he was beaten and raped.
Tens of thousands of Kenyan Kenyans, those who go to Saudi Arabia every year, they will be able to win more from their country A long economic crisis. Hundreds died. More and more abused abuses, unpaid or injured in a country without effective legal protection for East African workers.
Investigation once last month obvious These powerful East African and Saudi figures make money from the labor system sent abroad.
When things are wrong, it shows the latest interviews, other powerful officials try to save.
Multiple women determined Mr. Twanga. Ms. Kemoli said they want sex. The other two said that when he asked for help, he gave them and said they had returned to their employers.
A fourth woman, Feeth Shimila Murunga, said that the cartridge knocks him and poured hot water as a punishment. When he wanted the embassy, he said that if Mr. Twanga does not want to return to her his employer, maybe it could be a prostitute.
At Nairobi, lawyers presented the written accounts of the other six other women who rejected or saying that Mr. Twanga refused to help or say.
“There is no one in charge,” said Bonareri Okeiga, a program of program coordinator recently in the Global Justice Group, was a legal assistance organization with a legal assistance organization that helped to experience women's compensation.
Although Mr. Twanga's name faced many times, the workers and their families also described their difficult practices with other officials.
Relatives of the three workers who died in Saudi Arabia said they wanted money to bring the objects of the Foreign Ministry officials of the Foreign Ministry. President's spokesman Hussein Mohammad, sometimes the families want “chip” because the ministry cannot afford all of the entire bodies.
Relatives returned to the ministry, they said they said they would actually pay.
A few years after returning from Saudi Arabia, Ms. Gatuo still has a gap in his smile, said the boss broke his face with the pressure of his face. After harassing and impregnated, he ran.
The embassy official suggested to help, and if he had sex with him. Agreed, he said and gave him everything – for about $ 500. But he never sent home. Finally, Saudi Arabia deported him.
Presidential spokesman Mr. Mohammad did not answer questions about Gatuon's account.
Mrs. Kemoli said he raped and cut his employer and cut, said he rejected Mr Twanga's sex. A well-closed relative in Kenya, as a result, contacted the Migration Organization that took a ticket home in 2021.
Ms. Kemoli said he was never fully comprehensible to work in Saudi Arabia. He said he suffered from insomnia and often visible, which seemed visible often visible. He said he was trying to suicide.
Sometimes he said he asked his children about his traces.
“I do not know what to say to them.”