Do ICC cases undermine Kenya's Sovereignty?
Advocates of justice argue that government cannot be selective in honouring the international agreements it has signed up to.
20 Nov 13
International justice
ICC Delays Kenyan President's Trial
As judges set February start date, observers warn of consequences if Kenyatta fails to attend.
6 Nov 13
Sierra Leone Ruling Seen as Landmark for Justice
Experts say handling of Charles Taylor case has far-reaching implications.
6 Nov 13
Ruto Trial Decision Stirs Anger in Kenya
ICC appeals judges ruled that deputy president must be present during trial.
1 Nov 13
Concern Over AU Effort To Grant Immunity to Heads of State
Bloc's bid to prevent presidents facing trial at international courts leads to fears of impunity.
21 Oct 13
Do Kenyans Want ICC Pull-Out?
The African Union has agreed to lobby the UN Security Council to postpone the cases against Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy, William Ruto.
21 Oct 13
Kenyan Violence Victims Welcome ICC Trial
Those who suffered in Nairobi slum of Kibera encouraged by start of deputy president's case.
9 Oct 13
Kenya: Barasa Warrant to Test ICC Cooperation
Legal experts say that promptly surrendering suspect to The Hague would bolster government’s claims of compliance with ICC investigations.
9 Oct 13
Kenya's Media in Spotlight
Ahead of electoral petitions deadline, Kenya’s press continued to be criticised for its reporting of the March general election.
1 Oct 13
IWPR Debate on Kenya's Appetite for Justice
Amid growing opposition to Hague trials, international court’s role comes under spotlight.
17 Sep 13
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