Four Turkish refugees have been repatriated from Kenya at the request of the Turkish government, Kenya's foreign ministry says. The statement comes after reports of multiple people being abducted in the capital city,

Kenya extradited four Turkish refugees to Turkey, despite Amnesty International's concerns about potential human rights violations. Kenya acted on assurances from Turkey of dignified treatment and emphasized its commitment to protecting all refugees.

Amnesty stated that the refuges had sought the protection of the Kenyan government, and that their abductions underscore the growing concerns about the safety of all refugees and asylum

Foreign Affairs PS Korir Sing’Oei said the repatriation of the four Turkish nationals abducted in Nairobi was done at the request of their country.

NAIROBI - Kenya said on Monday said it had handed over four Turkish refugees after accepting an extradition request by Ankara despite Amnesty International raising concerns they could face persecution at home if they were deported.

A British national told the BBC he and several Turkish citizens had been abducted by masked men. He said he had been released after eight hours when he showed his alleged abductor

The government of Kenya has deported 4 Turkish Nationals days after they were reportedly abducted. In a statement, Foreign Affairs PS Korir Sing’oei confirmed that the four were taken back to their home country on Friday,