International justice

ICC Concerned at Kenya's Bid to Pull Out of Court

Justice watchers raise alarm as parliament approves motion for withdrawal.

Kibera Victims Rue Lack of Justice

The Nairobi slum was one of the worst hit areas during Kenya’s 2007-08 electoral violence but the crimes inflicted on its residents will not be prosecuted at the International Criminal Court.

Victims Raise ICC Trial Doubts

Limited charge sheet and lack of wider prosecutions have led to concerns over whether victims will get justice for Kenya’s electoral violence.

Kibera's Unsung Hero

Despite widespread fears of violence in the Nairobi slum, the general election in March went off peacefully.

Police Defend Kisumu Shootings

Will Kenyans Still Get Justice at the ICC?

ICC Under Fire Over Investigations

Dropping of charges against Kenyan suspect raises serious questions about role of witnesses.

Tackling Hate Speech in Kenya's Slums

Experts warn against incitement in Korogocho ahead of March elections. Efforts aimed at communication by mobile phone and internet are seeking to keep the peace among youth.

Kenyans Still Haunted by Election Trauma

Many who witnessed horrific events five years ago continue to suffer psychological effects of the unrest.

ICC Pledge Meets Scepticism

Kenyan voters and legal experts have expressed their doubts following Prime Minster Raila Odinga’s promise to try to return The Hague cases for trial in Kenya.