In the dark, I sit where the site of distress is bliss, my thoughts are cadacomn cliffs and I teeterVoices of responsibility ring out bleakly, my eyes can’t close upMy brain won’t free meIt’s 2020Million eyes still cryingThose that never sinnedThe street lights are all flickeringWhilst, innocent souls on streetsHungry and hopeless from a broken lifeAngry, with their fists clenchedThey have always watched us from behind curtainsNot concerned about what they seeWith their hot drinks beside themWishing it’s never themA desperate stranger watched from a distanceWe are treated as foolsBelongings strewn across pavementsWhere do we go?We are treated as worthless human beingsAs if our lives don’t matterDown on the darkened streets, we are Thousands!Our souls are largely overwhelmed!😢😭Sincerely;The overwhelmed souls!
Poetry from Hell Part 5: Attacks on LGBTI Refugees in Kenya – I AM NOT FINE
I am sitting here at the end of my week, in my comfort. My home is warm. I have food in my belly and I am safe. This is not the case for our lGBTQI brothers and sisters at Kakuma Camp in Kenya, a country proving to be hostile host to gays, lesbians and transgender
Pictorial of Homophobic Mob Attack in Kakuma
By Melanie Nathan and Marc Cohen, African Human Rights Coalition Here are screenshots of 2 videos sent to us documenting a Turkana Homophobic mob attack on a LGBTI refugee at Kukuma, Kenya. This is one of many and escalating attacks occurring at the area of the refugee camp in Kenya. Gay, lesbian and transgender refugees
Kenya Unsafe as Turkana Mob Attacks LGBTI Refugees In Kakuma
As reported last month UNHCR and Kenya seem unable to protect LGBTI refugees from the very violence they escaped when seeking exile. When reading the direct account of an horrific violent mob attack by Turkana locals on LGBTI refugees at Kakuma it is clearly only a matter of time before gays, lesbian and transgender people
Allegations that UNHCR refusing water to attacked LGBTI Refugees at Kakuma Gate
African Human Rights Coalition is requesting Urgent Assistance and Investigations : Welcoming 2020 we see no help in sight? For the past 9 days, with thanks to the generosity of a volunteer and board member of African Human Rights Coalition (African HRC) food, water, juices and medicine have been provided to approximately 50 LGBTQI refugees
Kenya proves it can no longer Host LGBTI Refugees due to Escalating Violence
It is Xmas day. Two nights ago, while asleep for the first time in their new shelters at Kakuma Kenya, LGBTI refugees were attacked with sticks and fists. Terrified they were about to be killed, some ran for the bushes and others risked camping outside the Reception Center in the hope that they may finally receive some real protection and security.
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