How Accused Reacted to ICC Verdict
- Publisher:
- NTV Kenya
- Publication Date:
- 23 January 2012
- Tags:
- Kenya
The four suspects whose cases have been confirmed by the International Criminal Court say they will fight on to prove their innocence. William Ruto and Joshua Arap Sang say they are consulting with their legal teams before making public their next course of action while Francis Muthaura appeared with his lawyers and vowed to push for the review of the verdict.
Kenya Reacts on Hague Ruling
- Hague Accused Can Stay in Office - For Now
- Top Nationals On Trial - Hague Court Prosector Congratulates Nairobi
- Courts to Decide Whether Accused Can Vie for Top Seat
- Hague Ruling Game Changer in Race for Top Job
- Hague Ruling Will Throw Politics Into Turmoil
- Residents Rally Behind Uhuru and Muthaura
- German Judge Insists Suspects Should Have Been Tried at Home
- How Court Reached Decision to Charge Four Leaders
- Judges Confirm Crimes Against Humanity Charges
- Kenyatta to Stand Trial for Murder
- Journey to the ICC
- Kibaki Orders AG to Form Probe Team On ICC Ruling
- Hague Court Confirms Charges Against Four Leaders
- Govt Appeals for Calm Ahead of Hague Ruling
- Govt Pledges Security After Court Rules on Polls Violence
- Where They Will Be When They First Hear Hague Court Ruling
- How MPs Paved the Way to Hague Court
- VIDEO: Kenya: Nation Awaits ICC Verdict on Ocampo Six
- ICC Cautions Country Ahead of Ruling
- Remain Peaceful No Matter Outcome - Ruto
- Ruto Calls for Calm Ahead of ICC Ruling
- Public Support for ICC Trials Waning - New Poll
- Uhuru Team Believes ICC Will Dismiss Charges
- Hague Court May Freeze Assets of the Ocampo Six
- Study Shows 'No Violence On ICC Six'
- Hague Witnesses Pull Out
Hague Court Rejects Ocampo 4 Appeal
- Hague Court Rejects Leaders' Bid to Escape Trial
- CID Seeks Identity of ICC Witness
- Postpone ICC Cases Until After Elections - Kiplagat
- ICC Lawyers in Country for Fresh Evidence
- Defence Lawyers Warn ICC Against Taking Sides in Politics
- Uhuru Hires New Lawyers for ICC
- Uhuru Says Star Article Will Jeopardise ICC Case
- Ministers, AGs Discuss Skirting ICC
- Ocampo Four Trial Not for Arusha
- The Church and ICC Politics
- Western Youth On Ocampo Four
