Slavery In Kenya: Mistreated Workers At Blowplast Limited, Safepak and Others Please Report To Labour Ministry

Sanjay Brahmbhatt, Group Managing Director, Blowplast Ltd, Kenya

In the better part of this year's we documented unemployment in Kenya. We documented underemployment, we documented mistreatment in the forms operating mostly in industrial area of Nairobi. Mistreatment that can only be liked Ed to slavery.

Under the series, #SlaveryInKenya (you can search it and read all the articles), one company stood out that most. Blowplast Limited represented the worst that is Asian relationship with Kenyans.

For Kenyans Working With Indians Is 1619 Everyday.

Indians, because of the lack of melanin on their skins, they thought themselves to be white people, but the British showed them they are not, so, this colonial hangover and depression, they take it out on Africans. Tushar Shah, Managing Director of Safepak Limited

Poor souls need a schooling not love.

For this reason, the site urges employees of all the firms we documented as enslaving Kenyans to wrote to the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection regarding the Infringement of their rights, the flouting of Health and Safety standards, and general Labour laws violations.

The numbers give by the Labour Ministry for such reports are

State Department for Labour, Bishops Road, Social Security House P.O. Box 40326 – 00100, Nairobi Telephone:+254 202729800/1/2/3/4/5 Or Visit our Nyayo house offices on 16th floor

Send a representative to the Labour Ministry with your letter of grievances, documented mistreatment, recordings if you can, and you can even attach the issues shared on this blog under your company.

Action must be taken.