A man has been charged with allegedly taking and posting sexual videos and nude photos of an ex-lover on social media.
Appearing before senior resident magistrate Martin Rabera on Monday, Omar Seif denied the charges and was released on Sh100,000 bond.
Seif told court he suffered from hernia and was supposed to be operated on at Mpeketoni, Lamu county.
Rabera asked him if he would be able to take a plea as he seemed to be in pain but he told the court to proceed.
The court directed that he seeks medical attention.
Seif told the court that he was on medication and was required to be taken to hospital mornings and evenings for injections but he had missed his injections due to plea taking.
Sisters for Justice lobby group executive director Naila Abdhallah said cases of cyber bullying have become rampant, sometimes leading to victims to commit suicide.
She said many cases remain unreported because the victims are afraid of the incident going viral or even being exposed to close family members and friends therefore they opt to keep it a secret.
Abdhalla said five cases have been reported at their offices. Cyber bullying cases mostly affect women and especially university students, she said.
She urged women to be very careful when they are in relationships.
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This is shameful.....a situation I wouldn't wish to happen to
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Stupidly educated ...too opppionated to be used anywhere..why announce to the world what you're doing
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May his soul rest in peace
Raila has no friends. He is perennial looser and everyone be like him.
Never be a political enemy to anybody. Days repeat after a week!
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