Kenya: Social Media No Forum for Hate Speech
Reporters criticised for posting material reflecting ethnic bias.
Key ICC Members Quiet on Kenya Withdrawal
Analysts note efforts to avoid further exacerbating sensitive political relations.
IWPR Debate on Kenya's Appetite for Justice
Amid growing opposition to Hague trials, international court’s role comes under spotlight.
ICC Concerned at Kenya's Bid to Pull Out of Court
Justice watchers raise alarm as parliament approves motion for withdrawal.
Trial of Kenya's Deputy President Begins
Defence for William Ruto unleashes tirade against prosecution’s conduct of investigation.
ICC Prosecutor, Defence Gear Up for Kenya Trial
Both sides warn against witness intimidation.
Kibera Victims Rue Lack of Justice
The Nairobi slum was one of the worst hit areas during Kenya’s 2007-08 electoral violence but the crimes inflicted on its residents will not be prosecuted at the International Criminal Court.
Ethnic Tensions Simmer on Kenyan Coast
Locals fear inadequate state response to 2012 bloodshed will mean further violence.
Victims Raise ICC Trial Doubts
Limited charge sheet and lack of wider prosecutions have led to concerns over whether victims will get justice for Kenya’s electoral violence.
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