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Kenyans march to protest ICC's naming of suspects, Reuters (2010)

This article reports on the investigation of the riots that erupted in Kenya following the disputed presidential elections in December 2007. The International Criminal Court released the list of suspects, which included three cabinet ministers and a former police chief and notorious deputy prime minister Kenyatta (son of Kenya's statesman, Jomo Kenyatta). Hundreds of people, led by some legislators, protested in the streets over the naming of suspects and the parliament is even considering a motion to withdraw from the Rome Statute that establishes the Hague court.

The link address is: http://af.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idAFTRE6BF1UR20101216

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