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High-profile failure exposes weaknesses in the way the court runs investigations, but also a lack of international resolve to make it work. -
Why female participation in politics is so low in Nairobi’s largest slum. -
Schools and mosques become the focus as Islamic militants seek to exploit local grievances. -
Politicians urged to watch their language and curb unruly supporters. -
Report by police oversight body calls for simplified command structure to guarantee swift response to attacks.
11 Feb 14
Experts say formal legal processes alone are not enough to restore stability to post-conflict countries.
10 Feb 14
Nairobi event will discuss whether prosecutions are the key to accountability in Africa.
Courtside
6 Feb 14
ICC case against Kenyan president on verge of collapse as prosecutors ask judges to force national authorities to hand over evidence.
Courtside
4 Feb 14
William Ruto implied that people outside his own ethnic group would be forced out.
4 Feb 14
Campaign groups say member states should give more to court fund to support projects in Kenya.
4 Feb 14
Panel can probe allegations of staff misconduct but has no powers to investigate prosecution.
4 Feb 14
Experts say international efforts to prosecute crimes at national level have largely failed.
3 Feb 14
Observers surprised that Fatou Bensouda has not done more to urge Nairobi to be more cooperative.
Courtside
31 Jan 14
Claims that money and substantial benefits provided incentive for testimony are denied in court.
Courtside
25 Jan 14
Court hears that defendant had sufficient authority to have restored calm as soon as fighting broke out.
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