Justice for Sister Anselmina

Family

Justice for Sister Anselmina
For nearly three decades, Sister Anselmina Karimi devoted her life to serving Kenya’s most vulnerable — orphans, abandoned children, and persons with disabilities at the Meru Children’s Home. She was a humble nun of the Nazareth Sisters of the Annunciation, a mother to the forgotten, and a symbol of compassion and integrity. Through her selfless work, hundreds of children found hope, love, and purpose. Yet, on 12th October 2025, Sister Anselmina’s life was cut short in circumstances that shocked an entire community. Her body was discovered with visible injuries, blood seeping from her mouth and ears — clear signs of violence. Her home appeared cleaned, her phone went missing, and those who should have sought justice have instead chosen silence. A fellow nun was briefly arrested and released without explanation. The Catholic Diocese of Meru, instead of joining the family and community in the pursuit of truth, has attempted to rush through a burial — without the family’s participation, without transparency, and before completion of crucial investigations. This move risks destroying vital forensic evidence and permanently burying the truth of what happened to Sister Anselmina. Today, we — the family, beneficiaries, and community she served — are fighting for justice. But the road to justice in Kenya is long, costly, and often intimidating. We are appealing to friends, well-wishers, and people of goodwill to stand with us by contributing toward legal fees, forensic experts, and court representation necessary to uncover the truth and hold all those responsible accountable. Your support will go directly toward: 1. Engaging legal counsel to represent the family 2. Filing and pursuing legal proceedings to ensure that investigations are completed transparently. 3. Covering administrative and documentation costs involved in sustaining the case in court. 4. Providing safety and logistical support for witnesses and family members actively pursuing justice. We believe that Sister Anselmina’s death cannot be treated as just another statistic. Her life was a testimony of love and faith; her death demands truth and accountability. The Constitution of Kenya guarantees the right to life and human dignity — values Sister Anselmina lived by every single day. We therefore call upon all compassionate Kenyans, the faithful, and global friends of justice: 💔 Stand with us. ⚖️ Help us ensure that no one silences the truth. 🕊️ Help us keep alive the legacy of a woman who gave everything to protect others. Every contribution — no matter how small — is a voice for justice. Together, we can ensure that justice for Sister Anselmina becomes justice for every vulnerable child she cared for. #JusticeForSisterAnselmina #NoBurialBeforeTruth #LetJusticePrevail

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To complete housework and start a new business

Family

To complete housework and start a new business
Dear Sir/Madam, I am 57 years old, of Sri Lankan nationality, a retired private-sector worker, and the father of one daughter, who is still engaged in higher education. I have to say that my housewife has also been suffering from being unwell for a long time. After retiring, I had collected all my funds and began to build my own house as well. I had to purchase a small land also, because we had lived in rental homes for 25 years. My target was to complete building the house and start a new business. Unfortunately, due to the Corona pandemic and the collapse of the Sri Lankan economy, all my efforts were in vain. Before this crisis, I bought a 50 kg bag of cement for 950 rupees, and during the crisis, I had to buy it at an unaffordable price of 3500 rupees, and in parallel, other goods and services increased immensely. Even then, I could not stop or postpone my project halfway, but due to the high rent and the rapid depletion of my money, I had to settle in a half-finished house. I am currently working a very small job to make ends meet and have to spend a significant amount of money on my daughter's higher education, which has put me under severe financial and mental stress. Under this situation, I am seeking your generous support to complete the remaining work on my house and to start a suitable business. For this, I am seeking a donation of $10,000 to complete the remaining work on my house and $20,000 to start a business. I wish you all a long and healthy life. Thank you

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Assistance needed for buildings  a secure shelter

Family

Assistance needed for buildings a secure shelter
My name is **R.W.G. Madhushala Kumari Samaranayake**. I am currently a mother of three children, living in a difficult situation. This letter is written with the intention of requesting your kind consideration to obtain a stable and safe housing facility for me and my children. Currently, I and my children are living in a rented house. The rent of that house is a huge burden compared to my current income, and it has even become a hindrance to the educational and food needs of my children. My household economy has become very difficult, and please be aware that there is a risk of leaving the house due to constant inability to pay the rent. My past life has been full of challenges and moments. Without the support of my children's father, I am trying to secure their future and education on my own, without falling behind in the pressure of women and economic difficulties. But among all those efforts, homelessness and instability of the house are the biggest obstacles for me. I am currently living a very practical life to continue the education of my three children. The eldest of them is preparing for the scholarship exam, and the other two are also school-going. A relevant environment is very necessary to maintain the continuity of their education. But due to the instability of the current rented house, they have to change schools and change their residence frequently, which has a serious impact on their educational and psychological status. Among all these things, the biggest dream of my life was — **to get a stable house for me and my children**. But right now, it has been difficult to meet my income and savings to buy that house. For me, who is in a situation where it is difficult to even pay the rent, meeting the amount needed to buy a house is not a reality. But I have a very dear house — this rented house where I have been living with my children for several years. It seems to me like a house where the laughter of children, the dreams of dark nights, and our tears come together. Therefore, making that house completely my own is one of the biggest goals in my life. But it is true that it is currently being sold and that I cannot buy it due to my financial situation. Therefore, considering my low income and family situation, I kindly request you to provide me with the necessary support to purchase that house or to obtain another permanent home under the housing development programs or relief projects provided for essential families. I wish to live with my children without being a burden to anyone and with dignity. If I receive relief and support, it will not only build my children's future but also build it. I believe — providing a safe home to children is what brings the future of the country. Thank you very much for your kind spirit and attention. Please consider my application, and I sincerely believe that you will continue to support me and my children in a way that will provide stability in life. **Your kind response will change our future.** With love to you, **R.W.G. Madushala Kumari Samaranayake** (Mother of three)

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