IDP Cases
ICC victim fund drags feet in Kenya case, causing worry
By Susan Kendi Five long years passed between the time that the International Criminal Court(ICC) Trust Fund for Victims(TVF) announced their intention to send a fact-finding mission to Kenya and...
Read moreDetailsLooking Uhuru Kenyatta’s IDP gift horse in the mouth
By Jeremiah Surface Early in June, President Uhuru Kenyatta handed out cheques worth Sh828 million in Kisii and Nyamira counties for 16,000 people displaced by the post-election violence 10 years...
Read moreDetailsState is committed to resettling IDPs, says minister
The government has reiterated its commitment to resettle the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Kenya.The message was conveyed by the Cabinet Secretary of Devolution and National Planning Anne Waiguru after...
Read moreDetailsShrinking civil society space in AU summit cause for concern
By Désirè Assogbavi Observers including citizens and their formations as well as non-African countries and other bodies are not invited to the African Union summit, which started in Kigali, Rwanda, on Sunday. ...
Read moreDetailsMystery of victims confidential motion in Ruto’s ICC case
Wilfred Nderitu, theCommon Legal Representative for the Victims in the William Ruto and Joshua Sang cases has revealed that he has filed a confidential motion at the ICC. Although he...
Read moreDetailsSh19.1 billion not enough to settle victims of the post-election violence, court told
The Kenyan High Court was on Tuesday told that the Government has not done enough for the Internally Displaced Persons of the 2007/08 Post Election Violence. Two victims of the...
Read moreDetailsOver 10,000 Bungoma County PEV victims to protest if not resettled
Over 10,000 Internally Displaced Persons from the 2007/08 Post Election Violence and Sabaot Land Defense Forces (SLDF) in Bungoma County have threatened to protest if the government will not resettle...
Read moreDetailsStorm over Uhuru’s Sh10 billion for victims reparations
Victims of rights violations have questioned the government’s sincerity in establishing a Sh10 billion ($100 million) restorative justice fund while actively undermining court awards of compensation. Over 100 victims of...
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