Kenya Accused of Hampering ICC Outreach
Some believe court must bolster activities on the ground to counter politicisation of cases.
Some believe court must bolster activities on the ground to counter politicisation of cases.
Latest move to investigate post-election violence still raises questions about will to prosecute perpetrators.
Members of both political factions accused of responsibility for 2007-08 violence to stand trial.
But rights groups warn that a ruling by the court would take several years, so the Kenyan government should step in to help victims.
Legal experts are divided on whether confirmed charges at international court would end officials’ presidential aspirations.
But threats to witnesses and concerns about election campaign raise questions about defendants’ continued freedom.
Post-election shootings in Kisumu and Kibera absent from current charges against senior political figures.
Accused broadcaster denies incitement allegations, says case against him undermines freedom of expression.
There are currently no laws against forced male circumcision in Kenya, despite the frequency and severity of the abuse.
Despite prosecutor’s pledge to look again at rejected cases, focus now likely to shift to trials of four others accused of election violence.