Uganda: Kasese Killings - ICC, Museveni in Showdown?

Uganda's frosty relations with the International Criminal Court could take a turn for the worse after The Hague court said it would consider a petition by five legislators to open crimes against humanity investigations against the government following the attack in November on the Rwenzururu kingdom palace in Kasese, west of the country.

ICC confirmed last week that it had entered the communication in its to-do-list. "This does not mean an investigation has been opened or that one will be opened. We will give consideration to the communication as appropriate," said Mark Dillon, the head of information and evidence unit at the Office of the Prosecutor.

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