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Ruto Opposes Hague Summon Of Kenyan Witnesses

Deputy President William Ruto has opposed an application by the International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensuda, compelling the government to send seven witnesses living in the country.

Kenya: Ruto Opposes Summons of ICC Witnesses

The Star, 11 January 2014

DEPUTY President William Ruto has opposed an application by ICC Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda to compel the Kenyan government to send her seven witnesses living in Kenya. Read more »

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Kenya's deputy President William Ruto's day in court at the Hague (file photo).

Kenya: Senator Wants ICC Damages

The Star, 11 January 2014

NAKURU Senator James Mungai wants the International Criminal Court to compensate Kenyans for the time spent by President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto in… Read more »
Kenya: Bensouda Opposes Excusal for Ruto

The Star, 10 January 2014

ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda yesterday asked judges to dismiss Deputy President William Ruto's request not to attend the rest of his trial. Read more »
Kenya: Bensouda Contests Ruto's Remote Attendance Request

Sabahi, 10 January 2014

International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Fatou Bensouda wants Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto to attend his trials at The Hague, saying Ruto's normal duties as deputy… Read more »
Kenya: Bensouda - Opening Roads Not Special Duty

Capital FM, 9 January 2014

International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has accused Deputy President William Ruto of using flimsy excuses to seek blanket excusal from attending his trial… Read more »
Kenya: Ruto ICC Case "Pushed By Three Days"

Capital FM, 7 January 2014

Deputy President William Ruto will not travel to The Hague over the weekend as earlier planned. According to a source, the court notified Ruto's lawyers that the trial had been… Read more »
Kenya: Ruto's ICC Trial Set to Resume January 13

Capital FM, 6 January 2014

Deputy President William Ruto is preparing to travel to The Hague by end of this week to be present when his trial resumes on January 13, 2013. Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru's ICC Case Hangs On Three Factors

The Star, 3 January 2014

The ICC case against President Uhuru Kenyatta hinges on only three factors, which chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda is hoping will help revive the crimes against humanity charges.… Read more »
Kenya: ICC to Define 2014 Agenda

The Star, 2 January 2014

The ICC cases facing President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto are likely to dominate and shape the country in the new year. Read more »

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Hague Admits Lack of Evidence Against Kenyatta

International Criminal Court Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda says the case against the president "does not satisfy the high evidentiary standards required at trial". Read more »
- Kenya: Not Enough Evidence Against Kenyatta - ICC Prosecutor Bensouda
- Kenya: Bensouda Asks for Time to 'Strengthen' Case Against Uhuru
New Hague Rules to Accomodate Kenyan Leaders

The Assembly of State Parties has amended its rules so that President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto do not need to physically be at their trials in Hague. Read more »
- Kenya: New Hague Rule Allows Accused to Be Excused
- Kenya: Uhuru, Ruto Excused From ICC Court Attendance
Hague Court Orders Kenyatta to Attend Trial

Trial Chamber V at the Hague has reversed an earlier decision to excuse President Uhuru Kenyatta from continuously attending his trial which is set to begin in February 2014. Read more »
- Kenya: Uhuru Must Be in Court Throughout, Say ICC Judges
- Kenya: Kenya Lobbies Against Absent ICC Witnesses Rule

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Ruto Opposes Hague Summon Of Kenyan Witnesses

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