Month: November 2015

Ghana’s President John Mahama says the International Criminal Court serves a purpose and it has relevance. Speaking on ‘Conflict Zone’ on Germany-based DW TV said although Africa has signed onto ...

Questions have been raised over the activities of Kenyan forces in Somalia. Officially the KDF are there to fight Islamist insurgents, but according to the organisation Journalists for Justice some ...

The International Criminal Court Prosecutor’s Office released its annual report on Thursday. The report provides an overview of her Office's preliminary examination activities conducted between 1 November 2014 and 31 October ...

On 12 November 2015, the International Criminal Court (ICC) was formally handed-over its permanent premises during ceremony at the Court’s new Premises in The Hague, Netherlands. ICC President Silvia Fernández ...

John Githongo,CEO of Inuka Kenya on the newly published Journalists for Justice Report detailing on the involvement of senior military officials in the illicit export of charcoal and import of ...

The International Criminal Court has so far issued arrest warrants for three Kenyans in connection with witness interference after crimes against humanity charges were confirmed in the cases against Uhuru ...

The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights (AfCHPR) Tuesday started its 39th Ordinary Session of the Judges to run until 20 November, 2015 at its seat in Arusha, the ...

Kenyan airstrikes in southern Somalia are not as precise as the government claims, a new report by Journalists for Justice says.  JFJ audited 11 airstrikes by Kenyan forces and found ...

Questions are emerging about exactly what the Kenya military is doing in Somalia after the emergence of fresh and detailed evidence of its involvement in the export of charcoal from ...

Four years after the Kenya Defence Forces stormed into Somalia to neutralize al-Shabaab, it has instead a guarantor it the terror group’s finances, a new study reveals. Journalists for Justice’s ...