Stand in Solidarity with Migrant Workers
Domestic worker re-united with family after torturous stint in Saudi Arabia.
10/05/2016
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Nancy Wangari could not hide her joy when she set her eyes on her 38-year old daughter Mary Mulinge.
This is two years after her daughter left the country destined for Saudia Arabia but her dreams would soon turn to a nightmare.
The torturous journey began eight months ago after Mary attempted to get in touch with her mother to narrate her ordeal in the hands of a cruel employer.
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