Kenya Won't Freeze Assets of ICC Four

The government says only a conviction will prompt them to freeze and identify the assets of the four who are facing post-election violence charges at the International Criminal Court.

  • Kenya:  Kenya Will Not Freeze Assets of ICC Four

    The Star, 12 January 2013

    THE Kenya government yesterday told ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda that it would not identify or freeze the assets of the four Kenyans accused of crimes against humanity charges at ... read more »

Photo: Julius Mwelu/IRIN

A pregnant woman runs past burning shacks in Nairobi's Mathare slum during 2007 post-election violence (file photo).

  • Kenya:  Attorney General Holds Off Asset Freeze for ICC Suspects

    Capital FM, 11 January 2013

    Kenya will not freeze the assets of four Kenyans charged by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for various crimes against humanity unless they are convicted. read more »

  • Kenya:  Election Violence Trial Could Stretch Into 2015

    The Star, 11 January 2013

    THE trials of Uhuru Kenyatta and William Ruto at the Hague are likely to stretch into 2015, judging by the pre-trial brief of ICC Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda filed on ... read more »

  • Kenya:  Hague Prosecutor Releases Witness List

    The Star, 10 January 2013

    ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has released a list of witnesses to be used during the trial of four Kenyans facing charges at the Court. read more »

  • Kenya:  Hague Prosecutor Needs Two Years to Present Case

    Capital FM, 10 January 2013

    International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda says she will require at least two years to present evidence against four Kenyans charged with crimes against humanity. read more »

  • Kenya:  Special Court Faces Uphill Task (analysis)

    Institute for War & Peace Reporting, 10 January 2013

    Proposals for an international division of Kenyan high court are widely welcomed, though experts say securing justice for past election violence remains a challenge. read more »

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