The Judiciary MUST prove that justice isn't reserved for the powerful. #AllEyesonTheJudiciary

A BBC documentary titled ‘Sex for Work: The True Cost of Our Tea’ exposed Chebochok’s egregious sexual exploitations in the tea industry. #AllEyesonTheJudiciary

Dear Judiciary, Abuse has no place in public leadership. This is the time to stop it. #AllEyesonTheJudiciary

Survivors are asking for just one thing - That John Chebochok is barred from ever holding public office. This is because leadership must be built on integrity, not exploitation. The The Judiciary Kenya through Justice Joseph Sergon must protect tea workers. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

Justice Joseph Sergon's judgment will either affirm constitutional values or signal that impunity still thrives in Kenya’s leadership structures The Judiciary Kenya must prove justice isn't reserved for the powerful. John Chebochok must not hold public office #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

The courts are the last line where justice can still be found, the place we turn to, hoping the judiciary will uphold what’s right. #alleyesonthejudiciary

Nullifying John Chebochok's election would send a powerful message- That there is no place for sexual violence or impunity in public office. The era of silence and protection must end. Justice Joseph Sergon, all eyes are on you to protect tea workers. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

.The Judiciary Kenya must speak where others stayed silent because silence is complicity. When oversight bodies become enablers of abuse, the courts must step in to restore the moral and constitutional order. Justice Joseph Sergon, protect tea workers. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

The Coalition Against Sexual Violence calls on the The Judiciary Kenya to deliver a survivor-centered judgment-one that restores dignity, demands systemic reform and reclaims justice. This is the moment for Justice Sergon to show that justice isn’t a privilege for the powerful. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

The Coalition Against Sexual Violence filed a Constitutional Petition challenging the election of John Chebochok as Director of the Tegat/Toror Tea Factory after this BBC documentary. The judgment will be delivered on 23rd July by Hon Justice Sergon. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

For everyone asking why #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary, it’s because survivors of sexual violence deserve more than silence, delay, or denial. This case is about dignity, accountability, and setting a precedent that no one is above the law. 🎥 Watch; youtu.be/YtNk38dZV0E to

In case you need more information on why all eyes are on the judiciary, here's an explainer video on Petition E006 of 2024. John Chebochok should not hold any public office. Watch here youtu.be/YtNk38dZV0E?si… #allEyesOnTheJudiciary

This case goes beyond the individual. It exposes a troubling chain of institutional failure. KTDA, IEBC and TBK all played roles in enabling his candidacy despite serious concerns. Justice Joseph Sergon must hold these oversight bodies accountable. #HoldThemAccountable

Sexual violence doesn’t live in isolation it’s rooted in workplace hierarchies, power imbalances and impunity. This petition calls for a formal directive mandating the Kenya KNCHR to investigate widespread human rights abuses in the tea sector. #HoldThemAccountable

This petition is a rallying point for citizens who believe leadership should be served with accountability and dignity. By standing with survivors, we invite Kenya to reimagine public office as a realm free from abuse and communal harm. #HoldThemAccountable

Survivors have endured institutional neglect at every turn but the The Judiciary Kenya remains a final beacon of hope. As judgment is delivered on July 23rd, we call on the courts to reject impunity and affirm a future where justice uplifts survivors. #HoldThemAccountable

Institutions like KTDA, IEBC and TBK didn’t just overlook red flags. They actively cleared his path to leadership. By doing so, they betrayed survivors and undermined public trust. Accountability must go beyond one individual. #HoldThemAccountable

We have launched our campaign to #EndObstetricViolenceKE! Obstetric violence (OV) is a hidden human rights violation. Through this campaign, we are raising awareness, amplifying survivors' voices, and calling for respectful, rights-based maternity care. Watch & join the

This reparation is more than compensation, it’s recognition, dignity and a reminder that survivors’ voices must be heard. May this set a precedent for all survivors of sexual violence in Kenya.

We have a problem as a nation. This vile and predatory behavior should be condemned and this person be held accountable. At no point should we normalize jokes, flirting or harmless talk with minors. There is NOTHING harmless about grooming. #RestoringDignity