The following are a list of recent media reports covering the ICC situation in Kenya:
- Video from The Hague introducing the case
- Analysis of how the ICC is being used as political spin
- A critical voice on Kenya’s media coverage of the “Ocampo Six”
- The second half of this article sets out a useful timetable of the Kenyan Government’s future reports to the ICC
- Warning to Kenyan leaders to resist divisive efforts
- Warning to the Kenyan people to resist divisive efforts
- Argument that the ICC situation has exposed a political leadership vacuum in Kenya
- Analysis setting out the limitations of the ICC
- 41 Kenyan MPs to attend the ICC hearing
- Kenyan Government makes a filing to the ICC arguing there is no jurisdiction
- Rallies held in Kenya prior to the “Ocampo Six” departure
- PNU demands focus on Kenyan national judiciary
- UN rejects attempts to defer the ICC case on Kenya
- Kenyan Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission to start work in April
I’am a very bitter Kenyan because looking at the ganeral situation here in Kenya I feel more people needs to follow the suite and board the plane to the Hague. I’am a journalist by profession and during the time chaos broke out I was on the ground in paticular Kibera covering the scene through out untill February and I witnessed alot of damage including people getting killed so there is nothing that theses leaders will tell to convince me. How many people were killed during that time, and how many Internaly Displaced People IDPs are there even as we speek. The government have wasted alot of public funds and I’ll remain a very bitter person to the end and I would sugest these people to be put behind bars forever even we don’t need to take the procese of reading them their charges, what for , thats a waste to time.