Kenyan migrants are returning from Saudi Arabia, both dead and living, with suspicious scars that may indicate organ harvesting. Under the Kafala system, migrant workers’ agency is greatly limited, and the control and consent over their bodies are poorly protected…

The interviews and cases reported in this investigation reveal a disturbing pattern of foul play resulting in the sudden deaths or unexplained illness of previously healthy migrants…

The receipts are from several different centres in Riyadh, including Al Falah Hospital, King Saud Medical, Al Noon Medical Complex, and Safa Makkah Polyclinic Diagnostic Centre. Pauline was told that the surgery was conducted because she had an issue with her stomach, intestines, and oesophagus. However, none of the extensive stack of medical documents showed any relevant treatment…

There is a monetisation of trauma and poverty. Popular news influencers on YouTube and TikTok not only shed light on the abuses Kenyans are subject to abroad but also raise funds for the victims…

The Kenya Renal Association, in a press statement on 3 May 2024, said “Recent activities at Mediheal Hospital, Eldoret, have raised serious ethical concerns…

A nurse who worked in Saudi for nearly a decade told MR that while she cannot attest that organs are harvested coercively, she does know that Saudi nationals rarely donate…