Kenyan man sues over sex boycott

A Kenyan man is suing for damages after a coalition of women's groups called for a week-long sex boycott to help solve the nation's political problems.

The G10 group had urged the protest from the country's women, including prostitutes, to force officials to set aside their rivalries to cooperate for the good of the nation.

James Kimondo told AFP that he was suing the coalition for the anguish he suffered during the ban.

Kimondo said: "Since the women called for the sex boycott, my wife has denied me my conjugal rights. This has caused me anxiety and sleepless nights.

"I have been suffering mental anguish, stress, backaches, lack of concentration."