Amnesty International Kenya is demanding answers after South Sudanese-Kenyan businessman Athorbey Al-Gaddhaffy-Dit was released following nearly two months in detention in South Sudan, amid allegations that he was abducted from Nairobi and unlawfully deported to the neighbouring country. South Sudanese businessman Athorbey Gaddafi Guet speaks at a past event. Athorbey, a South Sudanese whistleblower who also holds Kenyan citizenship, was living in Nairobi when he disappeared in June, according to reports at the time. The case has also revived wider concerns over alleged cross-border abductions involving South Sudanese critics and government opponents in Kenya. Amnesty has previously documented cases in which individuals were reportedly taken from Kenya and held incommunicado in South Sudan.