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Women identified as Chamila Cheban Nabwayo and Winnierose Wambui Wanjiru are considered victims of badual violence. have worked full-time in domestic service
Reports by The Daily Star a publication from Lebanon, indicate that contrary to an earlier decision of the Lebanese authorities to keep both up to a case on their Nabwayo nationality has already been expelled.
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Amnesty International is concerned about plans to deport Nabwayo to Kenya after the attack on Burj Hammoud without her having access to a lawyer.
In addition, the human rights body had raised the issue of the possible denial of a fair opportunity for Nabwoyo to settle his situation or to testify in the trial of the "l 'affair".
However, Nirmeen Siba Nabwayo's legal representative disclosed that the decision to deport the Kenyan citizen had been taken and sealed from the start despite the fact that he had been arrested.
"They had made the decision, but they just told the public that they had not (Friday), we heard that they got the ticket from." 39, plane, and she was expelled yesterday (Sunday), despite all the reasons to keep her here to have a fair trial ", has said Sibai. the deportation was carried out on the grounds that the residence status of Nabwayo in Lebanon had been under the Kafala (sponsorship) system which was widely criticized for facilitating the employers' abuse.
"Nabwoyo did not live with her Kafeel (legal sponsor) .It is one of the conditions for a domestic worker to be legally in the country", said Sibai.
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Acting Minister of Justice Salim Jreissati described the attack as" heinous racism ", although Sibai noted that the authorities treated women as suspects without distinguishing between them and their alleged attackers.
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