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Hague Relocates Kenyan Witnesses

The International Criminal Court has relocated five key witnesses ahead of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto's trial over the 2008 post-election violence.

Kenya: ICC Moves Witnesses to Europe Ahead of Hague Trial

The Star, 5 August 2013

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has relocated five top witnesses from an African country ahead of the start of hearings for the post election violence cases against… Read more »

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Kenya: Civil Society Groups Launch ICC Awareness Campaigns Ahead of Trials

The Star, 5 August 2013

Civil Society groups in Rift Valley have launched a new public awareness campaign on operations of the ICC ahead of trials on post election cases at The Hague. Ken Ruto from the… Read more »
Kenya: Parliament Should Not Kill the Freedom of Expression

The Star, 3 August 2013

As Parliament passes the forthcoming media bill, it should remember Kenya and her development require more, not less freedom of the media. Read more »
Kenya: Uhuruto - Stumbling From Crisis to Crisis

The Star, 3 August 2013

Like the Russian people at the start of their Revolution in the second decade of the 20th Century, Kenyans have entered a phase in their political history when the ordinary person… Read more »
East Africa: Weekly Summary - Kenyatta Asked to Propose Trial Location, Rwandans Escape Contempt Proceedings

Hirondelle, 2 August 2013

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has been invited to suggest where his trial, due to start on November 12 before the International Criminal Court, should be held. Meanwhile, at the… Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru ICC Lawyers Target NGOs

The Star, 2 August 2013

President Uhuru Kenyatta's lawyers are likely to use data they are requesting from Safaricom and Airtel to prove that civil society activists 'bribed and coached prosecution… Read more »
Kenya: ICC Watchers Should Stay Tuned to Kenyan Court

HRW, 1 August 2013

People interested in the upcoming International Criminal Court trial of Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta should keep their eyes on developments before a Nairobi court. Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru Seeks Cell Phone Records of 60 Witnesses

The Star, 1 August 2013

President Uhuru Kenyatta's lawyer at the ICC is reportedly seeking information about 60 people some of whom may be witnesses in his trial scheduled to start in November. Read more »
Kenya: Kenya Loses Bid to Have ICC Cases Referred

The Star, 1 August 2013

KENYA has lost a bid to have ICC member states convene a special session to discuss cases against President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto. Read more »

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Kenyan President Sues Mobile Operators

President Uhuru Kenyatta has brought a case against mobile phone operators for allegedly handing over confidential data to the ICC to aid the prosecution of the post-election ... Read more »
- Kenya: Media Ejected From Uhuru, Mobile Operators' Case
- Kenya: Judiciary Clarifies Lenaola 'Confidentiality' Ruling
Kenya: Witnesses in Kenyatta's ICC Case Withdraw

Two International Criminal Court witnesses will no longer testify against President Uhuru Kenyatta, and a third has been dropped by the prosecution. Read more »
- Kenya: Three Witnesses Withdraw From Kenyatta ICC Trial
- Kenya: Blow to Bensouda Case Against Uhuru As Witnesses Withdraw
Hague Court Denies Kenya's Trial Request

The International Criminal Court has turned down a request by Deputy President William Ruto to hold parts of his trial in the country or neighbouring Tanzania. Read more »
- Kenya: ICC - Trial of Kenyan VP to Open in Hague
- Kenya: ICC Rejects East Africa Venue for Ruto, Sang Case

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Hague Relocates Kenyan Witnesses

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Kenyan President Sues Mobile Operators

Kenya: Witnesses in Kenyatta's ICC Case Withdraw

Hague Court Denies Kenya's Trial Request

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