Ocampo says ICC to open Kenya probe

Source: Daily Nation

Nairobi : Kenya | 26 days ago

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The government is fully committed to discharge its primary responsibility in accordance with the Rome Statue to establish a local judicial mechanism to deal with perpetrators of the post election violence," said President Kibaki at the end of a closed door meeting at Harambee House, Nairobi. "We...

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