More than 600 Kenyans stranded in Cambodia have turned to the courts, demanding that the government intervene and bring them home before a February 28, 2026, deadline. Ten petitioners filed an urgent application on behalf of the group, warning that these citizens face immediate arrest, jail time, and further abuse if the state does not step in now. The petitioners explain that dishonest recruitment agents tricked the Kenyans into leaving the country by promising real jobs in places like Thailand. Instead, once they arrived, traffickers allegedly moved the victims into Cambodia against their will and sold them to human trafficking The post “Bring Us Home”: 600 Kenyans Stranded in Cambodia Sue Govt Over Trafficking Ordeal appeared first on Nairobi Wire.