UN: Victims’ right to justice must take priority at talks over ICC trials on Kenya

Headline Title: UN: Victims’ right to justice must take priority at talks over ICC trials on Kenya 30 October 2013 The United Nations Security Council must not lose sight of the victims’ right to obtain justice for the horrific crimes that took place in Kenya’s post-election period nearly six years ago, Amnesty International warned ahead of talks on Thursday. The UN Security Council is due to host an informal dialogue on the issue with representatives of Kenya and the African Union (AU). It comes after the AU’s request earlier this month for a deferral of the ICC trials of Kenyan…

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