There is an invisible but numerous Kenyan population living in the shadows in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, worried about how to ever set foot at home. Hundreds of Kenyan Women Migrant Workers and their undocumented children are indeed trapped, victims of legal loopholes impeding the enjoyment of their basic rights and their immediate resettlement in Kenya. The conundrum they find themselves in is not an easy matter to resolve and requires strong political will and coordinated

Just a few months ago, Kenyans were shaken by the stories of young men and women who travelled to Thailand in search of work, only to be...

On the 5th of February 2025, the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights delivered a landmark judgment on the rights of persons with...

For centuries, African women have been the world’s most overworked, unpaid, and underappreciated workforce. They wake up before sunrise,...