ICC Prosecutors Allege Obstruction in Kenyan President's Trial

Prosecutors are asking the International Criminal Court to delay the trial of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta until the government turns over what they say is "critical" evidence in the case. In a hearing Wednesday in The Hague, the prosecution accused the Kenyan government of obstruction, particularly with its request to access Kenyatta's financial records. Prosecutors say they are seeking information related to funding the deadly ethnic violence that followed the...

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