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More than 70 women working on British-owned tea farms have told the BBC they have been sexually abused by their supervisors in Kenya. <\/p>\n
The BBC sent an undercover reporter Katy – not her real name – to work on two plantations to gather evidence.<\/p>\n
Hidden cameras captured Katy being sexually harassed by a recruiter for Scottish-company James Finlay & Co, called John Chebochok (as seen in the video).<\/p>\n
James Finlay & Co says Mr Chebochok was immediately suspended after the BBC contacted the company.<\/p>\n
Mr Chebochok did not respond to the allegations against him.<\/p>\n
James Finlay & Co says it is now investigating whether its Kenyan operation has \u201can endemic issue with sexual violence\u201d. <\/p>\n
Read the full story on our website<\/p>\n
Or watch Sex for Work: The True Cost of Our Tea on BBC iPlayer<\/p>\n<\/div>\n