Kibaki, Raila ‘deal’ on ICC

Brief:

President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga met behind closed doors to discuss how their date with International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo on Friday should proceed. ...more

User comments(10)

1. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 19:27 PM , Ogweno, Norway wrote:
  Kenya, Kenya please! You are joking with a very explosive matter. Prosecute the post election offenders but unless the idea that people were reacting to a stolen election is tackled (first), the said prosecution is a recipe for something worse that what Kenya saw after 2007 elections. I'm not saying don't prosecute. Do so but start with the election offenders. Don't play tribalism in this matter.

 
2. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 14:57 PM , Muturi Timm, Spain wrote:
  Linn Onyango,dont think like the origin of your name.So even if there was rigging that justified burning people alive?I will never forgive those participated in burning kenyans in Kiambaa eldolet and other places.Who called for mass action?we need all these peole to face Ocapo and justice.Were it not for mass action,destraction couldt have occured.Orengo,Nyongo,kajwangi,balala,etc and mass action

 
3. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 11:06 AM , Linn Onyango, Kenya wrote:
  The case here is very simple. Don't give Mr. Ocampo hard time. The violence in Kenya came up due to ODM's stolen victory. This can be justified with the night swearing in at the state house. So you know who Ocampo should go for.

 
4. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 8:00 AM , sylus kimingi, Kenya wrote:
  A day of reckoning is soon approaching for the party of death merchants ODM. They massively stole election in Rift Valley, Nyanza, and Western provinces and mildly in Coast. now they say they killed nobody because to them Kikuyus are nobodies and that police killed their people because to them luos and those in their political camp are the only people. They will face the law with or without Ocampo.

 
5. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 7:28 AM , George H. O. Kamala, Kenya wrote:
  I don't understand what taking a common position when Ocampo arrives. How much have we achieved on the new constitution, how far did we go in setting up a local tribunal? We can't even reign in top government official who refuse to surrender fuel guzzlers. There is too much impunity, and I guess its only the Ocampo way that may jolt leaders to reality.

 
6. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 5:47 AM , Joseph Nelson Mwanjilwa, Sudan wrote:
  Another circus without an end. Raila has abdicated the road to Canaan as he promised his supporters and is now graduating in mastering the killer sword from experts. There is a hidden motive since ODM gave up its mission in marriage with crafty PNU. Truth has hit the wall and people's rights trumpled under these masters' feet. From experience with Kenya's mighty, the Hague is as good as dead.

 
7. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 5:18 AM , Justice For All, United Kingdom wrote:
  Mr. Ocampo, please ensure that the weight of the Law if felt by the culprits. Except God, all men who commit crimes must feel the sting of the law. Kenyan elites have no respect for humanity. Grab them and lock them where they will languish forever. Chief Prosecutor Ocampo, we count on YOU. At least make them know that justice through the law does exist. Yours, The Oppressed Kenyan.

 
8. On Wednesday November 4, 2009, 2:03 AM , Nina Bikuri, Kenya wrote:
  ODM Politicians, stop being silly! ICC does not deal with election crimes,it deals with crimes against humanity. Your election problems can only be dealt with by your courts! Stop misleading Kenyans! If any of you planned,organized and paid for PEV, you will pay equally!

 
9. On Tuesday November 3, 2009, 23:21 PM , ngumba, United States wrote:
  ODM should stops issuing threat to Ocampo team and telling him what to do or not they had the time they squandered it.Let the arm of justice roll on these they are trying to protect we know who are senior in PNU and ODM no wonder threats are issued now.Hold your horses and update your wills if you have any..guys time To pay for the innocent blood has finally dawned..PERIOD.

 
10. On Tuesday November 3, 2009, 22:16 PM , Anthony Wachira, United States wrote:
  i don't understand what the ODM meant;"they are not going to allow any of their members victimized," i think we are missing a point, who are these victims, are they from a party based in "Uganda" or Tanzania for that matter, they are from PNU and ODM jointly, ODM should think twice, there is no joke here, no sacred cows, period!.

 

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