Rainforest Alliance suspends James Finlay, Ekaterra product licences over sex abuse case
The development has a huge effect on the sale of tea from the two companies.
Source: nation.africa
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The development has a huge effect on the sale of tea from the two companies.
“Sex for work”, an expose by the BBC, found that more than 70 women had been abused by their managers on plantations owned by British firms.
Some victims contracted HIV and other sexually transmitted infections, while others were forced to terminate pregnancies.
These plantations are some of the last remnants of colonial rule and stand out as relics of an old order, the spaces where impunity thrives.
Mr Odinga has since resorted to a dedicated campaign of prayer and intercession on behalf of the IEBC.