Legal experts say that failure to act on goons and ethnic balkanisation by politicians is a red flag that can invoke the complementary justice system of the ICC.
Youths at Nyandiwa shopping centre in Homa Bay County during the Linda Mwanachi rally on August 16, 2026. [Sammy Omingo, Standard]
Kenya is quickly hurtling towards being a guest of the International Criminal Court (ICC), legal experts now warn.
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