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Libya:ICC issues arrest warrants for Libyan officials for alleged crimes against humanity – UN News
Laaska News June 28,2011
27 June 2011 –The International Criminal Court (ICC) today issued arrest warrants for Libyan leader Muammar al-Qadhafi, one of his sons and the country’s intelligence chief for crimes against humanity allegedly committed since the pro- Read more…
ICC judges issue September date for suspects -Nation
Kenya:Hope for violence victims as Hague trial opens + Related News
By BERNARD NAMUNANE (April 6 Nation)
The journey to justice for the victims of Kenya’s election violence starts on Thursday when three of the six key suspects appear before the International Criminal Court’s pre-trial judges.
Kenya:Six high-ranking Kenyans summoned by International Criminal Court
Laaska News March 10,2011.
UNITED NATIONS , 9 March 2011 –Six high-ranking Kenyan officials, including a deputy prime minister, two ministers and a police chief, have been summoned to appear before the International Read more…
Libya:International court to investigate Qadhafi regime for crimes against humanity

On the Tunisian border, WFP chief Josette Sheeran talks to people who have fled civil unrest in Libya
UN -2 March 2011 –The International Criminal Court (ICC) will investigate Libyan President Muammar Al-Qadhafi’s regime for crimes against humanity in repressing peaceful protesters, as a top United Nations official today called for global action to avert a humanitarian disaster inside the country.
African Union accuses ICC prosecutor of bias
Jan.30,2011 Laaska News
By Richard Lough
ADDIS ABABA, Jan 29 (Reuters) – African countries support the International Criminal Court (ICC) but its chief prosecutor is guilty of double standards, the chairman of the African Union Commission said on Saturday Read more…
Kenya’s case will not all be smooth sailing for Hague prosecutor
Laaska News January 4,2011
By PAUL MWANGI (Nation)

A crowd confronts paramilitary personnel in nairobis kibera slums during the 2007 post election violence – Photo: Nation
By ANTHONY KARIUKI(Nation)