We are a Human Rights focused Law Firm in Nakuru, Kenya.
Our location gives us unique access to one of the fastest-growing business hubs within Sub-Sahara.
@AtwoliDza More ought to have been done earlier. The workers have been failed by those entrusted to protect them. The public's outrage is justified. A class action suit in Scotland by over 2,000 tea workers with horrific injuries is underway.
https://t.co/GBZz91ipLl
It’s quite unfortunate that this goes on under James Finlay & Unilever Tea Estate in our own motherland 🇰🇪. This is what neocolonialism has birthed under the divide and conquer systems created by the British Colonialists. Tragedy. #BBCAfricaEye#BBCPanorama#Kenya
Our client reported to court against James Finlay (Kenya) of an attempt to run him over using a company lorry as part of several other complaints of intimidation
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James Finlay (Kenya) Ltd, a UK-based giant multinational operating in Kenya and 4 other continents files an anti-suit in the Kenyan Court against 1,044 vulnerable Kenyan tea workers despite related proceedings currently ongoing in the UK. https://t.co/UxzF6rpAJF
Scottish Court rescue Kenyan tea workers who complained of poor working conditions from intimidation and harassment by their employer, James Finlay (Kenya) Ltd
https://t.co/2M22x3WcAI
James Finlay (Kenya) Ltd forced to give an undertaking on 13th July 2022 to the Scottish court not to destroy records, intimidate, threaten or dismiss tea workers who have sued them or intend to sue in the ongoing Group Proceedings (GP1/22) in Scotland for poor working conditions
Scottish based Directors of James Finlay (Kenya) forced by Kenyan Tea workers to provide signed undertaking in a Scottish Court to stop intimidation, threats or destruction of records in a Group Proceedings against the multinational operating in Kenya.
https://t.co/YemMERpZuQ