Asian Man With Immunity From Legal Process Sparks Uproar After He Beat His Kenyan Wife Black And Blue (Photos)

Above the law! Maybe it’s time the government review the privileges foreigners enjoy because some of them abuse that special advantage they have accorded.

The story of Ruth Njoki went viral after the founder of Okoa Dada, Diana Okello, highlighted her case on social media as she called for justice and an end to gender based violence.

Ruth has been going through hell in her marriage. She got married to Alphonse Kambu, a Papua New Guinea national who works with UNEP in Gigiri.

                                                                                         Alphonse Kambu

For starters, Papua New Guinea is a country in South East Asia whose majority population comprises of black people, descendants from Africa.

Back to Alphonse Kambu, the Papua New Guinean has been battering his Kenyan wife left right center and this time round his evil acts caught the attentions of the whole country.

Kambu and his wife have been entangled in a court battle over the custody of their son ever since they separated in 2012.

Ruth says the court ruled in her favor and ever since her baby daddy has been trying to bribe her to handover the custody of their son.

The Kenyan woman was beaten senseless last Sunday when Kambu dropped off his son at Ruth’s place after they had both attended a birthday party.

Ruth claims the husband started fracas when he demanded food which wasn’t immediately available. He descended on her with kicks, blows and smashed her against the wall leaving her helpless.

The Kenyan lady managed to free herself from her attacker and opened the door to let in neighbors who rescued her.

The battered lady explains Sunday’s beating was only a tip of the iceberg. She says Kambu had made it a habit of turning her body into a punching bag.

She says she had reported him to the police but since the Papua New Guinean enjoys immunity from local prosecution, the law couldn’t take its course.

See photos of the battered Ruth on the next page;