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Kenya: Prosecutor Accuses More MPs Over Post-Election Violence
Nation, 4 September 2011
Three more MPs have been accused of being part of the leadership of a murderous network that planned and carried out killings, looting and evictions in the Rift Valley Province. Read more »
More Kenya MPs Accused of Participating in Post-Election Violence
While three more members of parliament have been implicated in the murderous network that planned and carried out killings, looting and evictions in the Rift Valley Province, some believe Kenyans are better off with two of their more divisive politicians overseas for a few weeks than roaming the country spitting tribal rhetoric.
Eldoret North MP William Ruto, center, walks out of the ICC at The Hague after his initial appearance. (file photo)
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Kenya: Ruto - Ocampo Didn't Shock Us
Nation, 3 September 2011
A sense of relief and confidence is gradually developing among the teams representing three post-election violence suspects facing confirmation of charges hearings at The Hague. Read more »
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Kenya: Witnesses Deny Claims That Violence Was Planned At Ruto Home
Nation, 3 September 2011
The first Kenyan witnesses to appear before the International Criminal Court Pre-Trial Chamber II on Saturday took to the stand to defend Eldoret North MP William Ruto, who is… Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyans Score Victory Over Politics of Fear At the Hague
Nation, 3 September 2011
It is too early to tell which way the confirmation hearings featuring six Kenyan suspects at the International Criminal Court will go. Read more »
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Kenya: Hague Defence Lawyers Pull Odinga's Name Into Court
Nation, 3 September 2011
Prime Minister Raila Odinga's name has been mentioned at least three times at the International Criminal Court hearings at The Hague with strong indications by defence lawyers that… Read more »
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Kenya: The Real Significance of the Events At the Hague
The Star, 3 September 2011
Over the next few weeks, not even the most colorful Nigerian TV drama, nor yet the most extravagant Mexican soap opera, will be able to compete with the events currently unfolding… Read more »
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Kenya: Why Uhuru and Ruto May Sit Out 2012 Race
Nation, 3 September 2011
Will post-election violence suspects facing confirmation hearings at The Hague be eligible to run for president if the court rules that the cases proceed to full trial? Read more »
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Kenya: Hague - Victims Want to See Justice Done
East African, 3 September 2011
THE CONFIRMATION hearing of the suspected perpetrators of the Kenyan post-election violence in finally underway at The Hague and Kenyans are keenly watching in the hope that… Read more »
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Kenya: Daegu and the Hague Show Kenya's Best and Worst
Nation, 3 September 2011
Kenya is truly a country of contrasts. If you asked some people, post-election violence happened in dystopia. Never mind that we have people living in tented camps. Read more »
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Kenya: Nation Faces Hague Test Ahead of 2012 Ballot
Business Daily, 2 September 2011
Investors are keenly watching the confirmation hearings that started Thursday at the International Criminal Court amid fears that the proceedings could hurt confidence in the Kenya… Read more »
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Kenya: Ex-Minister Calls Hague Case Shoddy
Nation, 1 September 2011
The hearings to confirm the role played by three of the six Kenyans accused of planning and financing the 2007-08 post-election violence started Thursday, with a defence lawyer… Read more »
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1 September 2011
Kenyan Suspects Continue to Claim Innocence at Hague
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On the first day of the confirmation hearings at The Hague, William Ruto, Henry Kosgey and Joshua arap Sang through their lawyers and in person all ... see more »
Violence (file photo): The International Criminal Court Appeals Chamber has struck out Kenya's appeal on admissibility challenge over the post election violence cases.
Documents
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30 May 2011
Case The Prosecutor v. William Samoei Ruto, Henry Kiprono Kosgey and Joshua Arap Sang
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- International Criminal Court
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- International Criminal Court
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Decision on the Application by the Government of Kenya Challenging the Admissibility of the Case Pursuant to Article 19(2)(b) of the Statute see more »
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30 May 2011
Case The Prosecutor v. Francis Kirimi Muthaura, Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta and Mohammed Hussein Ali
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- International Criminal Court
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- International Criminal Court
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Decision on the Application by the Government of Kenya Challenging the Admissibility of the Case Pursuant to Article 19(2)(b) of the Statute see more »
InFocus
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The government has dismissed claims by International Criminal Court prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo and post-election violence victims that judicial reforms in the country could ... Read more »
