I've been arrested or held by the police

In danger now? Send an SOS

What to do now

1. Stay calm. Ask the police to tell the Kenyan embassy.
2. Don't sign anything you can't read or don't understand. Ask for a translator.
3. Ask to call your family or the embassy.
4. If a friend or family member has been arrested, call the embassy with their name, passport number and where they are held.

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