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Reports from every single trial session in the ICC Kenyan cases appear here. It's almost like being in the courtroom!

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Victims of police shooting get their day in court

On Tuesday, March 5, 2019, the High Court in Kisumu will begin hearing testimony from witnesses about how police fired live ammunition on scores of demonstrators protesting against the announcement of 2007 presidential election results. The hearings have been slated to run for three days straight before Judge Fred A Ochieng.
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Victims of police shooting finally get their day in court

By Susan Kendi and Sarah Nyakio

A mature elephant would have calved twice in the time it has taken for a petition seeking justice for police shootings in the post-2007 election crisis to reach hearing in the High Court.
Boniface Mwangi - PEV police
First Witness Testifies in Case Filed by Survivors of Kenya Police Shootings
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First Witness Testifies in Case Filed by Survivors of Kenya Police Shootings

The Kenyan High Court heard the first witness in a petition filed five years ago involving 15 people who were victims of police shootings during the violence that followed the December 2007 General Election. Alice Atieno Ochieng told the High Court in Kisumu on Monday that she was shot when she was going home at six in the evening after her shift as a security guard ended.
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Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me

Official status in the Kenyan cases at the ICC has been milked to the last drop through the abuse of executive privilege where the law provides that there shall be no immunity or special treatment. Kenyatta’s handover of the presidency before travelling to The Hague was an empty ritual with neither a constitutional nor legal basis. It was the jewel in the crown of lies used to befuddle the court into granting him and his deputy special treatment. With the crimes against humanity terminated, Kenyatta and Ruto see no need to keep up the pretence of both not being absent from Kenya at the same time.
Psychologist tells Kenyan court that survivors of the post-election violence continue to experience anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder
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PEV survivors in a fragile mental state, expert tells Kenyan court

A psychologist told the Kenyan High Court that people displaced from their homes during the violence that followed the December 2007 presidential election continue to experience general anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder years later.
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Why ICC judges did not acquit Ruto and Sang

International Justice
Trial Watch
InternationalJustice
Kenya

Judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) have declined to acquit Kenya’s Deputy President William Ruto and former journalist Joshua arap Sang because of interference with prosecution witnesses and attempts to meddle in the case.

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