Kenya: Justice for victims of post-election violence still an urgent priority

Headline Title: Kenya: Justice for victims of post-election violence still an urgent priority 05 December 2014 Justice for victims of the 2007-2008 post-election violence is still an urgent priority, said Amnesty International, following today’s move by the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to withdraw charges of crimes against humanity against Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta. “Thousands died in the post-election violence in Kenya and this development throws a stark light on the continuing impunity for those who committed these serious crimes. Victims…

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