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Christian Science Monitor
International prosecution of senior Kenyan politicians for post-election violence looks inevitable
Johannesburg and Nairobi - That Kenya's top political leaders would attempt to protect their own people was inevitable, just as it was inevitable that such efforts would fail. Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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Nairobi — Parliament reconvenes on Tuesday afternoon after a month's break with a renewed push to establish a local tribunal to try post-election violence suspects. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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The court's chief prosecutor last night said he believed he could quickly build a case against several of those suspected of having orchestrated violence that killed 1,300 people and uprooted more than 300,000. Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News
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Senior Kenyan government officials suspected of committing crimes against humanity during last year's election violence could be indicted in The Hague as soon as next year, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court announced. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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NAIROBI, Kenya The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor said Thursday that Kenya's postelection violence last year that killed more than 1,000 people was a crime against humanity and pledged to seek an investigation that could result in top... Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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A coalition government might seem like a quick solution, but it's not in the constitution and it would never work politically. It would be like having a cart with two horses pulling in opposite directions
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When you have a million-odd votes thrown out, you've got to ask yourself, what was the IEC doing and who is going to be held accountable?
SOURCE: The Nation
