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If we let this slide,we shall have let many survivors down Dear @Kenyajudiciary ,please don’t look the other way #TrueCostOfTea

Dear Tea Lovers,did you know that the tea industry has blood on its leaves? #TrueCostOfTea

SGBV has always been about power,nothing else #TrueCostOfTea

Even with clear, credible accounts from survivors and hard-hitting investigations like the BBC’s Sex for Work: The True Cost of Our Tea, relevant authorities made no effort to apply any vetting grounded in human rights. #TrueCostOfTea

Justice, at last! After 13 long years, 4 brave survivors of post-election sexual violence have finally received compensation from the Government of Kenya, a first in the country’s history. This moment is about more than money; it’s about recognition, dignity, and healing.…

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.

Breaking news: The Govt of Kenya has paid Ksh 16M (approx. $124K) to 4 of the 8 survivors in Petition 122 of 2013, marking the first time in Kenya’s history that survivors of conflict-related sexual violence are receiving official compensation.

BREAKING: 13 years since filing of Petition 122 of 2013 and 4 years after judgement, 4 survivors of post-election sexual violence in Kenya finally receive court-ordered compensation. A historic first. Justice, although delayed, has prevailed @P4HR

In a historic move, the Government of Kenya has paid 16 million Kenyan shillings (approx. USD $124,000) in compensation to four of the eight survivors of sexual violence in Petition 122 of 2013 marking the first time in Kenya’s history that survivors of conflict-related sexual…