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2021年10月4日

作者:
Elizabeth Christine Okwach, Zenger

‘They Call Us Slaves’: Plight Of Kenya’s Domestic Workers In The Middle East

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Recruiting agencies across Kenya, such as Alsaiar Travel, Tours and Recruitment Limited, an agency based at Uganda House, Nairobi’s central business district, facilitate the movement of the jobseekers to the Gulf for a fee.

Several stranded victims accuse such agencies of abandoning them in their time of need...

As days progressed into months, [Selestine Musavakwa's] employer confiscated her passport, delayed her wages, and eventually forced her to work for free...

"... My agency—Alsaiar Travel, Tours and Recruitment Limited—did not help me. I told them to take me to another house, but they refused..."

Officials from the agency declined to comment on these allegations when Zenger News visited them at their Nairobi office...

Stranded victims of abuse said the Kenyan embassy in Saudi Arabia is doing little to help them, but [Labor and Social Protection Cabinet Secretary Simon Kiprono] Chelugui assured them that the government would get them back home. The embassy did not respond to several emailed requests for comment.