Kenyans returning from fighting in Ukraine to receive amnesty, following diplomatic efforts to address illegal military recruitment
Kenyans who had been fighting for Russia in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine will receive amnesty upon their return to Kenya, as announced by the nation's foreign minister. This decision follows a recent diplomatic effort led by Musalia Mudavadi, who visited Moscow to address the concerning trend of illegal recruitment of Kenyans for military service abroad. The amnesty aims to mitigate the repercussions faced by individuals who were conscripted illegally under Kenyan law, which prohibits citizens from joining foreign armed forces and can carry penalties of up to ten years in prison. Reports from Kenya's foreign ministry estimate that approximately... [Continue Reading]
Iran Strengthens Consular Efforts for Prisoners and Nationals Abroad
Iran’s government has announced comprehensive measures to assist Iranian nationals imprisoned abroad as well as foreign detainees within Iran. These efforts focus on providing consular, political, and legal support in line with international agreements like the Vienna Convention. The objective is to secure amnesty or release for Iranian inmates through legal avenues and diplomatic inquiries. The consular services also prioritize coordinating visits between first-degree relatives and prisoners by facilitating the visa process. Moreover, Iran is engaging local lawyers in foreign jurisdictions to defend its nationals’ rights in court. Families of prisoners receive support through local relief organizations, and military exemptions... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 20 Mar 2026 19:27
