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Category Archives: Kenya
Kenya referred to ASP for non-cooperation, but will states step up enforcement?
Civil society has called for stronger enforcement of cooperation in the international justice system following a key International Criminal Court (ICC) ruling last week in the now-dropped case against Uhuru Kenyatta, president of Kenya.
Eight key moments in International Criminal Court history
As the Rome Statute enters its 19th year with 124 countries now party to the International Criminal Court’s (ICC’s) founding treaty, the success of the ICC and Rome Statute system of international justice is more crucial than ever before as … Continue reading
Posted in Al-Bashir, Al-Bashir, Bemba, Cases, Côte d'Ivoire, Central African Republic, Central African Republic, Darfur, Darfur (Sudan), Democratic Republic of Congo, genocide, georgia, ICC, Investigations, Ituri, Kenya, Kenyatta, L. Gbagbo, Lubanga, Mali, Mali, MENA, Ongwen, Rome Statute, Ruto/Sang, Sudan, Uganda, Uganda, Uncategorized, war crimes
Tagged #17July, #GlobalJusticeWeekly, #JusticeMatters, #MakeJusticeVisible, Al-Bashir, Campaign for Global Justice, Dominic Ongwen, ICC, International Justice Day, sgbv
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#GlobalJustice Weekly – Victims sidelined in Kenya
In Global Justice news this week: Victims of the post-election violence in Kenya keep struggling with trauma, civil society warned of escalating violence in Burundi, calls for more governmental cooperation rose in the light of ICC’s preliminary examination in Afghanistan … Continue reading
Ruto/Sang ICC case thrown out: explanation and reaction
International Criminal Court judges have ended the trial of Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto and broadcaster Joshua Sang due to lack of evidence, possibly linked to suspected witness tampering. Contrary to some reports, the accused were not acquitted and the case may reopen … Continue reading
Posted in Kenya, Kenyatta, Ruto/Sang, Uncategorized
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#GlobalJustice Weekly – Deafening silence over al-Bashir in Indonesia
In Global Justice news this week: ICC fugitive Omar al-Bashir continues to travel the globe with ICC member states doing little to arrest the Sudanese president, civil society calls for an end to sexual and gender based crimes, the ICC … Continue reading
Posted in #GlobalJusticeWeekly, Al-Bashir, Al-Bashir, Darfur, Darfur (Sudan), genocide, Kenya, L. Gbagbo, Mali
Tagged #GlobalJusticeWeekly, Al-Bashir
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