Diana Chepkemoi

Diana Chepkemoi, the young Kenyan woman who was stranded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is back home.

I am pleading with the government to do something,” she said. Earlier, the Embassy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia said Chepkemoi was not subjected to any kind of ill-treatment and assured that it is dedicated to protecting the rights of residents in their country. They have forgotten where they came from.” She was later referred to a specialized hospital and according to the Embassy, she was given a clean bill of health. I am just lucky that my plight was highlighted. Some have even forgotten their names.

She caught the attention of Kenyans after photos of her looking emaciated surfaced on social media.

She pleaded with the government to do something about people working in Saudi Arabia •She pleaded with the government to do something about people working in Saudi Arabia. Her mother, Clara Cherotich, said her daughter went to Saudi Arabia in May after failing to raise school fees.

Diana Chepkemoi said her employer was a well connected person who knew no action could be taken on them | Pulselive Kenya.

"I left Kenya to go to Saudi Arabia with the hopes of getting a better life and to be honest, mine was just a tip on the iceberg, people are suffering there. I plead with the government to rescue our people. "I wasn't rude, I was doing my job.

Diana Chepkemoi had an emotional reunion with her family and supporters on Tuesday afternoon at the main airport in the capital, Nairobi. “I left Kenya to go to ...

On Monday, the Kenyan embassy in Riyadh said in a statement that following the outcry, Ms Chepkemoi was picked from her employer’s house and rushed to a top-level hospital for a check-up. It’s a shame being told that there is nothing your government can do,” Ms Chepkemoi told reporters. I am pleading with the government to do something, help them, they are suffering,” she told reporters.