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12 Oct 2020

Camellia sued in UK for alleged systemic human rights abuses including rape & arbitrary detention at its Kenyan subsidiary; company comments

Seventy-nine Kenyans have launched a legal claim in the High Court in London against Camellia Plc (and other UK companies in the Camellia Group) for alleged human rights abuses by its Kenyan subsidiary, Kakuzi. Kakuzi has said that it does not condone criminality and has asked the relevant govt. agency to investigate the alleged cases.

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