The International Criminal Court and Post-Election Violence in Kenya

Posted on Saturday, May 1, 2010
Author(s):
Daniel Bruce/Internews

The hugely challenging task facing the Kenyan Government and elements of the International Community was to agree upon, and probably legislate for, an appropriate justice model for perpetrators of the Post-Election Violence. The nature of the violence would make this difficult in any country, but Kenya faced additional challenges against an acknowledged backdrop of impunity and low public confidence in the judiciary.

Author(s): 
Daniel Bruce/Internews
Saturday, May 1, 2010
File: 
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