New Hague prosecutor up against geopolitical headwinds and ‘culture of fear’
British lawyer Karim Khan has his work cut out at the International Criminal Court
British barrister beats Irish lawyer in vote to lead war crimes body
Karim Khan is elected ahead of Fergal Gaynor to act as International Criminal Court prosecutor
Observers give Kenya vote thumbs up amid pockets of protests
Nairobi police fire live rounds and tear gas in clashes but country remains generally calm
Clashes in Kenya after opposition leader claims election fraud
Man dies in machete attack at tallying centre as Raila Odinga says systems tampered with
Shadow of violence hangs over Kenya’s presidential election
Bitter campaign awakens ghosts of 2007 post-election bloodshed, which killed 1,500
As Kenya prepares for election, the spectre of violence looms
Tribal identity politics rather than broad-based party politics still dominate
Kenya’s opposition candidate makes gains on incumbent president
Realignment of political forces and fears of tribal violence ahead of August 8th election
Chad’s Hissène Habré guilty of crimes against humanity
Ex-president also convicted of rape, sexual slavery and ordering killings while in power
International Criminal Court opens its ‘peace palace’
With permanent home finally open, the ICC must live up to its aspirations
Obama flies into political minefield on trip to Kenya
Despite terror threat, the media focus is on contentious handshake with deputy president
ICC withdraws war crimes charges against Uhuru Kenyatta
Kenyan president was accused of fomenting ethnic violence after 2007 election
Kenyan forces kill more than 100 attackers after bus ambush
‘You may sneak and attack innocent civilians but we shall pursue you wherever you go’
‘Private citizen’ Kenyatta appears before International Criminal Court
Kenya’s president in relaxed mood as he faces judges in The Hague
ICC asked to acquit Kenyatta of crimes against humanity
Prosecution claims evidence is being withheld by Kenyan government
Kenyatta has his day in court but trial may never take place
Analysis: Hearing in the Hague comes amid doubts over the prosecution case
Kenya president to be first sitting world leader before Hague court
Kenyatta going criminal court in a ‘personal capacity’ over inciting violence after 2007 vote
African Union agrees protocol for court of justice ahead of ICC Kenyatta trial
African equivalent to Hague court will grant immunity to sitting heads of state
Kenyatta case becoming trial of International Criminal Court itself
Blow to court’s credibility if it abandons trial of Kenyan leader
Kenya deputy president Ruto must attend all trial sittings
International Criminal Court reverses ruling that allowed deputy PM ‘blanket excusal’ to deal with Westgate aftermath
Africans say heads of state should not be tried at ICC
Foreign ministers of 54-member African Union call for deferral of Kenyatta and Ruto cases
Kenya denies lobbying African states to quit Hague court
Foreign minister plays down prospect of untied action over human rights court
Bruised feelings in Africa lead to special summit on international criminal court
Opinion: Withdrawal option may not garner support across the continent
Kenya votes to quit ICC days before deputy president’s trial
Uhuru Kenyatta accused of orchestrating violence after 2007 elections
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