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Unilever’s compensation over killings and rape not enough

Author: Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen English
29 Sep 2023 22:18

After violence erupted in 2007, seven people were killed and 50 women were raped in a tea plantation in Kenya owned by Unilever. Their compensation was less than acceptable considering the size of damage done.

Unilever’s compensation over killings and rape not enough
Unilever’s compensation over killings and rape not enough
Unilever’s compensation over killings and rape not enough
Unilever’s compensation over killings and rape not enough
Unilever’s compensation over killings and rape not enough
Unilever’s compensation over killings and rape not enough