KEA will confront aggressive and violent human approach, that strips widows and orphans of their property and livelihoods that steals dignity and health from children prone to be trafficked into forced prostitution, and that denies freedom and security to families trapped in slavery and repression.

Oppression to downtrodden is not driven by the overwhelming power of the oppressors – it is driven by the vulnerability of the victims. This Oppression can be stopped when the power of the law is brought to bear on behalf of those who need it, and when people of good will contribute their financial and professional resources to insisting it stop.

KEA work is founded on all religion’s call. A call to justice articulated in the Bible (Isaiah 1:17): Seek justice, protect the oppressed, defend the orphan, and plead for the widow.

KEA seeks to restore to victims of oppression the things that God intends for them: their lives, their liberty, their dignity, and the fruits of their labour.

KEA seeks to engender hope and transformation for those it serves and restore a witness of courage in places of oppressive practice, by defending and protecting individual human rights

KEA raises voice for victims of oppression regardless of their religion, ethnicity, or gender.