http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/06/world/africa/06kenya.html?ref=world
Summary:
The new is about the Kenya and the International Criminal Court, that investigate the crimes against humanity were committed during Kenya`s post-election violence last year.
The trouble started when allies of president Kibaki ignore widespread evidence of ballot fraud and declared him the winner of the presidential. High-rankig government ministers were accused by human rights groups of masterminding the violence. Many of the killing happened in front of police officers and the politician has ever been prosecuted for corruption in Kenya.
Impact:
I think that it is weird that international court to take part (hat is not common), but Kenya sang a international pact of International Criminal Court.
Is interesting that others countries take intervention whit law and not use wars for change the situation in Kenya. That is good.
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ReplyDeleteIt takes long time to read news. It's too hard for me to understand very well.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, sometims Korea politicians are like Kenya politician. But I don't need any "International Prosecutor". I think we can solve our problem ourselves