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Hague to Rule on New Evidence Against Kenya

The International Criminal Court prosecution has submitted a request seeking to introduce into evidence recorded statements of former witnesses in the case against Deputy President William Ruto.

Kenya: Update Witness List, Judges Tell Bensouda

The Star, 13 August 2013

JUDGES handling the case against Deputy President William Ruto at The Hague in the Netherlands want Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda to reduce the time she requires to present her case. Read more »

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ICC Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda seeks to introduce recorded statements from former witnesses in William Ruto case.

Kenya: PEV Victims Oppose Local Trials

The Star, 14 August 2013

ALL victims participating in the ICC case against President Uhuru have opposed to portions of his trial being moved to either Kenya or Arusha in Tanzania. Read more »
Kenya: International Criminal Court Outlines Rules for Ruto, Sang Trial

Sabahi, 13 August 2013

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has instructed Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda to reduce the number of hours she intends to present her case against Kenyan Deputy President… Read more »
Kenya: Bensouda Wants to Recharacterize Ruto's Case

The Star, 13 August 2013

ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda is seeking a leeway to include new elements to make it easier to prove the case against Deputy President William Ruto. In her submission before Trial… Read more »
Kenya: ICC Witnesses Were Coached

The Star, 13 August 2013

My attention has been drawn to an article appearing in the Star issue of August 12, 2013, titled "The ICC witnesses were not coached'. Deputy President William Ruto told the… Read more »
Kenya: ICC Prosecutor Seeks 400 Hours to Present Ruto Case

Capital FM, 12 August 2013

The International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecution will require a minimum of two months to present its evidence against Deputy President William Ruto and his co-accused, former… Read more »
Kenya: The ICC Witnesses Were Not Coached

The Star, 12 August 2013

Last month Deputy President (DP) William Ruto told the International Criminal Court (ICC) that the case he is facing at the Hague was a "syndicate of lies" and a concoction by… Read more »
Kenya: ICC Cases May Be Heard At Same Time

The Star, 10 August 2013

The International Criminal Court is considering holding the trials of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto at the same time. Read more »
Kenya: Group Trains Locals On ICC

The Star, 9 August 2013

A group in North Rift is educating the public on the International Criminal Court trial of the three Kenyans facing charges facing them. North Rift Theatre Ambassadors group use… Read more »

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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
Kenya Allowed Witness Details By Hague

The International Criminal Court has requested that Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda allow President Uhuru Kenyatta's legal team access to the details of a former witness. Read more »
- Kenya: ICC Orders Bensouda to Share Witness Correspondence With Kenyatta Team
- Kenya: Bensouda to Prove Witness Bribery Claims

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