Kenya Victims Relieved by Refusal to Postpone ICC Cases
But analysts warn that divisions within UN Security Council could prompt further efforts to end the trials.
New Kenyan Laws "Undermine Freedoms"
Critics say proposed legislation on media and NGOs is backlash against supporters of ICC cases.
Kenyan Muslims Worried by Tough Policing Methods
Expert warn that excessive force to uproot extremism could be counter-productive.
Kenya Witness Claims Kalenjins Prepared for Violence
Testimony against deputy president describes weapons being assembled before polls.
ICC Delays Kenyan President's Trial
As judges set February start date, observers warn of consequences if Kenyatta fails to attend.
Sierra Leone Ruling Seen as Landmark for Justice
Experts say handling of Charles Taylor case has far-reaching implications.
Ruto Trial Decision Stirs Anger in Kenya
ICC appeals judges ruled that deputy president must be present during trial.
Kenya Witness Recalls Defendant's Radio Show
Call-in programme was used to promote opposition party agenda, according to testimony heard this week.
Kenya Witness on Rift Valley House Burnings
As prosecution continues presenting evidence, defence points to inconsistencies in testimony.
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