Like Uhuru Kenyatta before him, Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi sees a path to presidency despite ICC indictment
By Mohamed Osman Late last year, news emerged that Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the former Libyan dictator Muammar ...
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ICL Media Review: Appeal Court in Nairobi orders Al-Bashir’s arrest next time he visits Kenya
In this week's review, news about appealing the ICC’s decision on Jordan’s noncompliance, Ntaganda’s restricted communications, ECCC decision on Co-Prosecutor’s ...
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Former ICTY Judge : Victims in the Kenyan ICC cases got a raw deal
Judge Koffi Kumelio A. Afande, who has served on both the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY), and ...
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Seatbelts on in Kenya
By Sam Muller For me, Kenya is currently one of the most interesting countries to follow if you are interested in ...
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Kenya’s Supreme Court facing pressure from the same forces that fought (and won) against the ICC
By Ishmael Bundi On September 1st, Kenya’s Supreme Court stunned the world by nullifying the re-election of Uhuru Kenyatta for a ...
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ICL Media Review: Saif Gaddafi freed under Libyan amnesty law despite ICC arrest warrant
Stanisic and Simatovic ordered to surrender at Hague detention unit by 30 May The ICTY has ordered former Serbian state security officials ...
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Lawyers and the witness disarray in the Kenya ICC cases
By Omwa Ombara and M.A. * They came, they spied, and they conquered! No sooner had the soil dried up ...
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Why are ICC judges ‘punishing’ Kenyan victims for their cooperation?
By Maina Chamaka When the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court indicted six Kenyans, he promised the victims and the ...
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Controlling the Narrative — Who Will Prosecute Witness Interference in the ICC Kenya cases?
By Mark Kersten Just when you thought the drama was over… There have been reports of widespread relief among staff ...
Read moreA missed trial in The Hague or a mistrial? The end of the ICC cases against Ruto and Sang
By Mark Kersten It’s over. Almost six years after the International Criminal Court (ICC) intervened to investigate those responsible for ...
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