Witness Describes "System" of Kenya Attacks
“There was someone in control” as marauding youth launched into violence, protected witness tells ICC.
“There was someone in control” as marauding youth launched into violence, protected witness tells ICC.
Critics say far-reaching audit is needed to streamline a system that employs some 700,000 people.
Lawyer for former journalist is challenging arrest warrant on several fronts.
Judges dismiss defendant’s bid to terminate proceedings, and give the Kenyan government six months to provide key documents.
Experts highlight security weaknesses that could endanger entire cases.
With national courts failing to act, restorative justice is promoted as limited way of soothing victims’ pain.
Court’s reputation in the country harmed by flawed investigations and perceptions of anti-Africa bias.
Lawyer for Joshua Arap Sang disputes witness’s account of incitement following 2007 polls.
Observers say that by ignoring court orders, Senate members are undermining the rule of law.
Court hears how opposition leaders addressed crowds ahead of the polls.