A failing electoral body and judiciary mean that Kenya still needs the ICC
By Ishmael Bundi Once a upon a time, Kenyans took much pride in the steps the country had taken to ...
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Tag: Kenya
Kenya: The People’s Republic of Amnesia
By Ishmael Bundi* The effects of the ICC’s weakened influence over Kenya are becoming increasingly apparent. The signs are ...
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Kenya: Does Bensouda still have something up her sleeve?
By Ishamael Bundi* With a little help from the ICC’s Appeals Chamber, Fatou Bensouda might just have gotten a ...
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Social media uproar after ICC Appeals Chamber hands down judgment on Rule 68
By Niklas Jakobsson It had been months in the making, but last Monday the International Criminal Court announced that ...
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Day 1 at the new ICC
It’s bigger. It’s greyer. And, on day one of using the new courtroom of the International Criminal Court, it has ...
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Did the ICC chief prosecutor overplay her hand in the Sang case?
By The Hague Trials Kenya The trial of Deputy Kenyan President William Ruto and journalist Joshua Arap Sang at the ...
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Kenya gambled and lost at the ICC’s yearly conference – but it’s not game over yet
By Mark Kersten The African Group for Justice and Accountability (AGJA) had just been launched at one of the ...
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The deflated ASP balloon
This last annual meeting of the International Criminal Court – the Assembly of States Parties - has left a lot ...
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Assembly of States Parties: through the eyes of Kenya
By Niklas Jakobsson How does the Framing Theory relate to international justice and the International Criminal Court? Well, if you’ve ...
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Why is the Kenya situation at the ICC?
By Justice Hub In late December 2007, violence broke out in Kenya following a disputed election. The exit polls indicated ...
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