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Kenya: ICC Asks for Kenya Views On Release of Gicheru
Nation, 15 November 2020
The Kenya government is once again on the radar of the International Criminal Court (ICC) after the court invited its views on lawyer Paul Gicheru's request for conditional release… Read more »
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Kenya: Lawyer's Surrender Opens ICC Can of Worms for Ruto
Nation, 3 November 2020
The surrender of Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru to the International Criminal Court (ICC) Monday has opened a new window that could see Deputy President William Ruto's case revived at… Read more »
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Kenya: Lawyer Paul Gicheru Now in ICC Custody
Nation, 3 November 2020
Lawyer Paul Gicheru, who surrendered to authorities of the Netherlands, arrived on Tuesday at the International Criminal Court's detention centre. Read more »
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Kenya: Paul Gicheru - The Lawyer Who Could Ruin Ruto's Plans
Nation, 3 November 2020
In the streets of Eldoret, the political capital of Deputy President William Ruto, Mr Paul Gicheru, a middle aged, stout and light-skinned lawyer, is a household name. Read more »
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Kenya: Kenyan Lawyer Paul Gicheru Surrenders to ICC
Nation, 2 November 2020
Kenyan lawyer Paul Gicheru Monday surrendered to the International Criminal Court (ICC) following a 2015 warrant of arrest for crimes of corruptly influencing witnesses in the… Read more »
Kenyan Lawyer's Surrender to Hague Court Stirs Trouble For Ruto
The surrender of Kenyan lawyer, Paul Gicheru, to the International Criminal Court has opened a new window that could see Deputy President William Ruto's case revived at the Hague-based court. Gicheru, who is accused of corruptly influencing witnesses who were to give evidence against DP Ruto at the ICC, could, if found guilty, provide fresh links between the DP and the 2007/08 post-election violence that caused the deaths of more than 1,200 people and displacement of hundreds of thousands. In October the ICC dismissed claims by Deputy President William Ruto, who is expected to run for the top seat in the 2022 General Election, that there is an elaborate plot to send him back to The Hague.
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Leaders and members of the public from across the country have launched the Building Bridges Initiative report, which has proposed that President Uhuru Kenyatta's successor may w Read more »
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The International Criminal Court has refused to be drawn into allegations made by Deputy President William Ruto that there are plans to reopen his 2007/2008 post-election violence ... Read more »
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A report released by the International Criminal Court prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, has revealed that external factors such as insufficient co-operation from Kenya, witness tampering ... Read more »
William Ruto, Henry Kiprono Kosgey and Joshua Arap Sang appear before the ICC (file photo).
