Dutch Police Investigate Man Accused of Abuse at Kenyan Orphanages

A 74-year-old man is facing a fresh police investigation over allegations linked to his time working in Kenya...

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A 74-year-old Dutch man is under investigation in the Netherlands for alleged child sex abuse offenses that occurred while he was living and working in Kenya.

The suspect faces accusations including the repeated sexual abuse of two girls and the production of child sexual abuse material dating back to 2011.
Investigators believe some alleged offenses took place at orphanages where the man worked.
He was previously acquitted in a Kenyan case involving at least 21 children in 2023, a case Dutch prosecutors suspect was influenced by bribes and threats.

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