Month: April 2016

  By Elizabeth Evenson  In April, President Uhuru Kenyatta hosted a “thanksgiving service” at Afraha Stadium in Nakuru to express his gratitude that the International Criminal Court (ICC) dropped charges of ...

Sudanese government has asked the African Union’s Open ended Committee of Ministers of Foreign Affairs on the International Criminal Court to investigate political motives behind actions of the court’s chief ...

Sudanese government has asked the African Union’s Open ended Committee of Ministers of Foreign Affairs on the International Criminal Court to investigate political motives behind actions of the court’s chief ...

Journalists from local and international media houses covered a press conference by survivors of post-election sexual violence at the High Court in Nairobi on Wednesday. Watch the coverage here: SABC ...

By Joyce J Wangui Survivors of the post-election sexual violence want the State to publicly acknowledge them, initiate credible investigations, prosecute perpetrators and hasten the process of reparations. The Commission ...

The ICC and those who support international criminal justice must embark on deep soul-searching to reflect on the lessons learnt from the Kenyan cases and how to deliver justice to ...

By Joyce J Wangui A look of deep embarrassment washes over the 42-year-old widow’s face as she stares at the empty kerosene stove in the corner of her rented single-room ...

In a bid to do away with genocide ideology cases, Rwanda sets to introduce genocide studies in education curriculum to equip young people with knowledge on genocide prevention. Rwanda has ...

MOGADISHU The Somali military court on Saturday executed two Al-Shabaab militants behind last year's murder of a female journalist who worked for state media.  The court found that Abdirisak Mohamed ...

 By James A Goldston The declaration of a mistrial in the Ruto-Sang at the International Criminal Court (ICC) put the final nail in the coffin of a bid to investigate ...