ICC Trust Fund for Victims to Visit Kenya
Prospect of aid is welcomed, but those who suffered wonder why it has taken so long to begin assessing their needs.
Kenya's Leaders Warned Against Incitement Following Attacks
Fears over hate speech as Kenya’s Director of Public Prosecutions Intervenes
ICC Witness: Kalenjin Youth Threatened Opponents
Trial of Kenyan deputy president hears of 2007 tensions in the run-up to violence.
Kenyan Politicians Urged to Unite Following Attacks
Trading accusations about who was responsible for twin strikes in coastal towns could fuel tensions.
Local Kenyan Chiefs in FGM Controversy
Community leaders suspected of instigating recent demonstrations supporting outlawed practice.
Mediating Peace in Northern Kenya
Government praises bid to curb cattle raids, but critics say stronger mechanisms are needed to enforce peace.
ICC Restates Commitment on Crimes of Sexual Violence
Hague court says it is serious about gender-based crimes. But it is yet to secure a conviction.
Kenya Continues Push for ICC Changes
Nairobi is confident that proposed amendments will pass, but participating states are unlikely to allow major revisions to Hague court’s founding statute.
Draft Bill on Kenyan Governors' Impeachment Welcomed
Lawyers and supporters of devolution say a legal threshold would provide a safeguard on removing governors from office.
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