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Rape is deeply traumatic. Survivors need trauma-informed counseling and mental health support that respects their pace and cultural context. Communities and service providers must create safe spaces where survivors can heal without fear of stigma or shame. #ENDSGBV

MOMBASA COUPLE ARRESTED FOR EXPLOITING OWN CHILDREN IN ONLINE SEX RING A team of detectives drawn from the Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Protection Unit (AHTCPU) and DCI Changamwe have arrested two suspects in Mombasa for the alleged exploitation and online solicitation of

This country is not safe at all. The state has failed to protect it's citizens. This is femicide. #EndFemicideKE

Do you remember the powerful exposé, “Sex for Work: The True Cost of Our Tea” aired in February 2023 by BBC News Africa? In the documentary, John Chebochok is seen soliciting sex from women in exchange for work exposing the widespread exploitation in Kenya’s tea sector. Yet, despite

The Police Reforms Working Group–Kenya Police Reforms Working Group - Kenya has raised serious alarm over the widespread human rights violations witnessed during the #SabaSaba2025 protests. The numbers are devastating: 38 lives lost Over 500 injured KES 1.1 billion in damages #RightToProtest

We remember your name. Rest in Peace Bridgit Njoki.

Dear @KenyaJudiciary: This isn’t just about John Chebochok, it’s about whether courts will continue to normalize the systemic failures that allowed him to contest in the first place. He doesn't deserve to be in any public office. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

The Petition E006 of 2024 challenges the election of the 1st Respondent to public office and approval as director of Tegat/Toror Tea Factory Limited by the 2nd Respondent despite the public concerns arising from the BBC News Africa documentary Sex for Work #AllEyesOntheJudiciary

On 23rd July 2025, we demand courage, clarity and a court that stands with survivors and the Constitution. We shall be at the Kericho Law Court in solidarity with all survivors of sexual violence from tea plantations. STOP John Chebochok Now. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

Dear @KenyaJudiciary This isn’t just about John Chebochok, it’s about whether Justice Joseph Sergon will continue to normalize the systemic failures and institutional negligence that allowed a man implicated in sexual exploitation to hold public office. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

This judgment by Justice Joseph Sergon is an opportunity to confront institutional complicity and demand meaningful reform and constitutional compliance from every public body involved. John Chebochok must go. Anything less is a betrayal of survivors. #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

Do you remember him? Do you believe John Chebochok, a man accused of exploiting vulnerable women for work deserves to hold public office? On 23rd July, the Kericho High Court, through Justice Joseph Sergon will deliver a judgment. Protect tea workers. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

If John Chebochok retains this position, what becomes of Chapter Six of our Constitution? The Judiciary must affirm that public office is a place of integrity, not a haven for predators. The law must protect survivors, not shield abusers. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

.The Judiciary Kenya is not just an arm of government, it is the final line of defense for the rights of Kenyan citizens. We ask the Court to uphold the rights of female workers who, despite their lack of money or influence, dared to demand justice after enduring sexual violence at

This case goes beyond John Chebochok, it's about confronting a system that repackages abuse as leadership and rewards violence with power. Nullifying his election would send a powerful message. Justice Joseph Sergon protect tea workers. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

The institutions that cleared John Chebochok’s candidacy failed in their constitutional duty to protect integrity and uphold justice. Their silence and inaction enabled impunity. Now, the The Judiciary Kenya must speak where others stayed silent. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

John Chebochok’s election wasn’t some technical error, it was a direct result of systemic negligence. Justice Joseph Sergon's judgement shouldn’t serve political interests, it should uphold the Constitution and send a clear message. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary

Survivors have been failed over and over by institutions that were meant to protect them. Now, all eyes are on the courts. 23rd July is not just another court date, it’s a chance for Justice Joseph Sergon to break the cycle of impunity. #AllEyesOnTheJudiciary