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05/10/2026

🇰🇪 SHE IS HOME — NATASHA ASHOKI’S JOURNEY BACK TO KENYA

After facing illness, distress and difficult circumstances while in Iraq, Natasha’s situation became a matter of urgent concern. Her family in Kenya was desperately seeking a way to bring her home, while her mother was also unwell.

The family also reported that USD 2,000 had been taken in Kenya after they were told the money would be used to facilitate Natasha’s return. However, the person on the Iraq side who eventually helped facilitate her return reportedly said that he had not received that money and had to use his own resources to assist.

When the matter reached Muko Protection Agency (MPA), we intervened.
Through our engagement and coordination with the relevant parties, Natasha’s return was secured, and she is now safely back in Kenya with her family.

This is not only Natasha's story.

It is a warning to every Kenyan considering travelling abroad for domestic work:

⚠️ Verify who is recruiting you.
⚠️ Verify where your money is going.
⚠️ Do not trust promises without proper documentation.
⚠️ If you encounter abuse, illness, exploitation, passport problems or become stranded abroad, seek help early.

Natasha's story should not be repeated with another Kenyan family.

Muko Protection Agency is available 24/7 to receive and respond to migrant-worker protection cases.
📞 Kenya: +254 141 462 982
📞 Uganda: +256 775 144 603
📞 Jordan: +962 781 200 038
📧 [email protected]

You are no longer alone.

🙏 Welcome home, Natasha. May God restore your health, give strength to your family, and protect every Kenyan worker abroad.

MukoProtection Agency-MPA منظمة موكو للحماية
Protecting Migrant Workers. Fighting Human Trafficking.

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26/09/2026

🇰🇪 WELCOME HOME, SANDRA ❤️

After everything she went through in Iraq, Sandra Nyaruai Thetu is finally back home in Kenya.

Today, we were at the airport to receive Sandra and welcome her safely back to her country and her loved ones.

This is a moment of relief, hope and gratitude.

Sandra has been rescued and brought back home through the intervention of MukoProtection Agency-MPA منظمة موكو للحماية

Alhamdulillah, she is home. 🙏🏾

Welcome back, Sandra. You are no longer alone.

24/09/2026

🇰🇪 LIVE FROM JKIA: WELCOMING SANDRA NYARUAI THETU HOME ❤️
We are LIVE from Jomo Kenyatta

03/07/2026

Muko Protection Agency wishes to inform all Kenyan and Ugandan nationals currently in Iraq that our officers will be available in Baghdad starting 5 August 2026.

Our team will be traveling to Iraq primarily to facilitate the repatriation of the body of Shamim Nakalema, who tragically lost her life after suffering severe burns in Iraq. Alongside this humanitarian mission, we remain committed to supporting and protecting migrant workers in need.

During our stay, we will be receiving and handling cases involving labor disputes, unpaid salaries, passport confiscation, abuse, exploitation, human trafficking, legal concerns, and other challenges faced by migrant workers.

If you require assistance or know someone who does, please visit our office in Baghdad beginning 5 August 2026. Every case will be reviewed individually, and we will work closely with the relevant authorities and stakeholders to seek appropriate solutions.

Muko Protection Agency remains committed to protecting, supporting, and standing with migrant workers wherever they are.

MUKO PROTECTION AGENCY
Protecting Migrant Workers. Fighting Human Trafficking.

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🇰🇪 +254 141 462 982
🇺🇬 +256 775 144 603

Hotline 🇯🇴 +962 781 200 038 (Available for urgent assistance and emergency cases.)

Email:
📧 [email protected]

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10/06/2026

Important Warning to Jordanian Families and Ugandans from Muko Protection Agency (MPA):

Ugandan girls please don't go to Jordan it's Illegal we are dealing with hundreds of Ugandans problems there due to the illegal travel (Human trafficking.

We have previously raised concerns regarding the trafficking of domestic workers from Uganda and the reasons behind the high rate of workers running away from employers' homes. In response, the official spokesperson of the Jordanian Ministry of Labour categorically denied our claims without opening any investigation to verify whether our information was accurate or not.

The Ministry’s spokesperson stated that recruitment is being conducted under cooperation agreements between the two countries, similar to arrangements with Ethiopia and the Philippines. He also claimed that domestic workers undergo training programs and that there is ongoing communication with the Ugandan Ministry of Labour. We categorically reject these claims as completely false. Furthermore, when Ghana was mentioned, they refused to discuss the issue and simply stated, “Leave Ghana aside.”

We once again emphasize that the recruitment of domestic workers from Uganda and Ghana is, in reality, a human trafficking operation carried out by a licensed Jordanian recruitment office in cooperation with an African trafficker. The victims of this scheme are both the Jordanian sponsor and the African domestic worker. There are no official agreements between Jordanian recruitment offices and the labour-exporting countries involved. Domestic workers do not undergo any training programs, and many travel using forged documents that are uploaded into a system linking the trafficker, the medical examination center, and the Jordanian Ministry of Labour. The Ministry’s role is limited to issuing work permits and collecting the associated fees.

There are no contracts between Jordanian recruitment agencies and recruitment offices in Uganda or Ghana. Recruitment is conducted illegally, with workers being gathered in rooms and smuggled through airports in exchange for money.

It should also be noted that Jordanian trafficking offices do not pay commissions to their partners in these countries. Instead, the domestic workers themselves are required to pay commissions ranging between USD 700 and USD 1,000. Workers are often instructed to remain with their sponsor for three months before either running away or refusing to continue working.

Additionally, the Memorandum of Understanding between Jordan and Uganda was automatically renewed after its expiration, and there is currently no communication between the two ministries, contrary to what the spokesperson of the Jordanian Ministry of Labour claimed.

We contacted the Jordanian Recruitment Agencies Association and provided them with serious information, including the identities and phone numbers of traffickers and the so-called “Yellow Brokers” involved in these activities. We also informed the Association about serious violations occurring within the sector. They confirmed that they were aware of these practices and stated that their primary concern was only the workers’ health status and ensuring they were free from diseases.

Several months ago, we also provided conclusive evidence to Al-Wakeel News Program. However, the matter was quietly closed without addressing the problem or launching any investigation.

Now, following the temporary suspension of illegal recruitment operations in Uganda due to the Ebola outbreak, another crisis has emerged. Jordanian recruitment offices have shifted their focus to smuggling domestic workers from Ghana. We are speaking about an almost certain runaway rate among Ghanaian workers—estimated at 99.9%. There is a Jordanian-Nigerian network specializing in facilitating the escape of workers from this nationality. Furthermore, many Ghanaian women do not wish to work as domestic workers and instead aspire to obtain other jobs abroad. The only available pathway for many of them is to apply for a domestic worker visa, travel under that category, and then run away after arrival to seek alternative employment. After working abroad for a period of time, they surrender themselves to the authorities and return home using an emergency travel document issued by their embassy or consulate in Jordan, or by the nearest friendly embassy in a neighboring country.

We once again emphasize that the authorities in both Uganda and Ghana prohibit the recruitment and travel of domestic workers to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Accordingly, we warn Jordanian families against recruiting domestic workers from these countries. We also call upon the Jordanian Recruitment Agencies Association to stop the smuggling of workers from Uganda and Ghana and instead work toward signing official Memoranda of Understanding and legally binding agreements that protect the rights of both Jordanian families and domestic workers.

09/06/2026

📢 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR KENYAN, UGANDAN, AND GHANAIAN MIGRANT WORKERS IN IRAQ AND JORDAN 🇰🇪🇺🇬🇬🇭

Muko Protection Agency would like to inform all Kenyan, Ugandan, and Ghanaian migrant workers currently living and working in Iraq and Jordan that a representative of our organization will be travelling to both countries soon as part of our ongoing humanitarian and worker protection mission.

If you are facing any difficulties, including labour disputes, unpaid salaries, mistreatment, contract violations, abandonment, legal challenges, or any other workplace-related problems, we encourage you to contact Muko Protection Agency immediately. Our team is ready to listen to your concerns and coordinate with relevant authorities and stakeholders to seek possible solutions.

⚠️ IMPORTANT WARNING ⚠️

We strongly advise all migrant workers not to run away from their employers or to fall into the hands of individuals who encourage workers to leave their workplaces with promises of better jobs, higher salaries, or easy money.

Many workers who take such actions end up in more dangerous situations, including homelessness, exploitation, human trafficking, abuse, arrest, detention, loss of legal status, or being left stranded without support.

If you are experiencing problems with your employer, salary, accommodation, working conditions, or any other issue, please do not make rushed decisions. There are safer and more responsible ways to seek help.
Contact Muko Protection Agency before taking any action that could put your safety, freedom, or future at risk.

Our organization is committed to supporting workers through legal channels, mediation, guidance, and coordination with relevant authorities whenever possible.

Muko Protection Agency operates through its networks and offices in Uganda, Kenya, Iraq, and Jordan, and remains committed to protecting the dignity, rights, and welfare of migrant workers.

📩 If you need help, have a complaint, are stranded, or know someone who requires assistance, please contact us immediately through our official communication channels.
Together, we can find solutions, protect lives, and fight human trafficking.

MUKO PROTECTION AGENCY
"You are no longer alone"

Protecting Workers • Defending Human Rights • Fighting Human Trafficking

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📧 Email: [email protected]

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