When news broke that Margaret Nduta, a Kenyan national, had been sentenced to death in Vietnam for drug trafficking, emotions ran high.
Her story is heartbreaking-a woman who, for reasons known only to her, ended up on the wrong side of the law in a foreign country with one of the harshest penalties for drug-related crimes.
For her family, this is not just a legal issue; it is a nightmare.
A daughter, a mother, a friend-someone they once laughed with and depended on-now faces the most severe punishment imaginable.
