Isn’t it disgusting?🚨

As highlighted in NTV's latest report, a parliamentary inquiry has laid it bare:

​in Lekiji Samburu, 23 Kenyan women were gang-rap*d by UK forces in BATUK.

Another 11 were rap*d by individual British soldiers.

Two managed to escape. The rest watched, powerless.

​These weren’t battles. These were armed foreign troops preying on rural women while they fetched firewood, water, or tried to fish, basic chores in their own villages.

​This is the same country that never stops lecturing the world on human rights and “global morality.”

Yet the suspect in Agnes Wanjiru’s murder still hasn’t been extradited.

And as we speak, our own government has quietly granted UK forces another license to keep operating in BATUK.

​Is a defence agreement worth the dignity of our sisters?

​Africans keep complaining the world treats Africa unfairly… while our leaders extend the welcome mat to those who violate our women and walk free.

​This is not partnership. This is sovereignty betrayed.

​Justice for the victims of Lekiji and every other silenced woman. No more licences without accountability. No more looking away. Justice Now