Ocampo’s secret letter to Kibaki

Brief:

In President Kibaki’s folders lies a secret letter from International Criminal Court’s Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo nudging him to formally invite ICC to investigate and try kingpins of post-election violence. ...more

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1. On Monday November 2, 2009, 15:38 PM , achoka stephen, Kenya wrote:
  The perpetraitors of post election violence should not be spared.Justice must prevail in order to do away with impunity in kenya.They should be tried in order to prove their innocence.This will pave way for comprihensive measures to be deployed to prevent the same catasrophy.

 
2. On Monday November 2, 2009, 5:26 AM , Bombani, United Arab Emirates wrote:
  I would like Mr.Ocampo to tell us how many Presidents or election violators has he taken to the Hague which aren't from the developing countries.Why is this justice only for poor countries. Israel is oppressing the Palestinians and the whole world is watching,dont the Palestines deserve justice.

 
3. On Monday November 2, 2009, 5:24 AM , Joseph Nelson Mwanjilwa, Sudan wrote:
  People respect confidential matters, after classification. It has become a negative tendency for newscasts to term matters "confidential" when the same matters have been already circulated to media houses. What confidentiality is there when the same news has hit the streets? Clasification of such must be treated with respect unless otherwise. Public news is no longer confidential, gramatically.

 
4. On Monday November 2, 2009, 0:00 AM , Jokaseda, United States wrote:
  We reject the idea of ICC convicting and imprisoning those guilty in Kenya prisons. Kenya is notorious in favouring the powerful individuals and keeping them in laxurious outfits in the name of prisons. What happened to Mr.Patni of Goldenberge scandle? What happened to Biwot when he was arrested during Ouko's murder?ICC should send them out of Kenya for their sentences. Kenya prisons will not work

 

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