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60 Days of Independence: Kenya’s judiciary through three presidential election petitions

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Judgement – Constitutional Petition 122 of 2013

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Judge Tarfusser motivation letter

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ICJ to consider DRC-Uganda reparation case after public hearings May 10, 2021

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ICJ to consider DRC-Uganda reparation case after public hearings

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ICJ to consider DRC-Uganda reparation case after public hearings

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Kenyan activist Edwin Mutemi wa Kiama at the Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi on Wednesday, April 7, 2021. Kiama had been arrested for publishing infographics alleged to be ridiculing President Uhuru Kenyatta and joining the #IMFStopLoaningKenya conversation on Twitter. Photo credit: Edwin Mutemi wa Kiama

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Uganda and DR Congo confront each other at ‘World Court’ in The Hague over war crimes reparations

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Kenyan government using repressive cybercrime law to stifle dissent

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ICJ to consider DRC-Uganda reparation case after public hearings

Former Ugandan warlord Ongwen gets 25 years in prison

Kenyan government using repressive cybercrime law to stifle dissent

Boris Johnson criticised for rejecting ICC probe of Israel

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ICJ to consider DRC-Uganda reparation case after public hearings

Former Ugandan warlord Ongwen gets 25 years in prison

Kenyan government using repressive cybercrime law to stifle dissent

RecentNews

ICJ to consider DRC-Uganda reparation case after public hearings

Former Ugandan warlord Ongwen gets 25 years in prison

Kenyan government using repressive cybercrime law to stifle dissent

Boris Johnson criticised for rejecting ICC probe of Israel

Uganda and DR Congo confront each other at ‘World Court’ in The Hague over war crimes reparations

Opinion & Analysis

Kenyan government using repressive cybercrime law to stifle dissent

States must take the time to choose the right ICC Prosecutor

First time in history: a vote on who becomes new ICC Prosecutor

Victims expectations ahead of judgment in the Dominic Ongwen trial

Kenyan SGBV victims wait with bated breath for Thursday’s judgment

Should the ICC Appeals Chamber hold hearings during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Oppressive silence over justice for LRA’s female abductees

A ray of hope for victims of 2009 Guinea protest

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