On the eve of the 20th anniversary of its establishment, the International Criminal Court needs to up its game.
Posts Tagged: Kenya
Human rights is an essential part of implementing the new climate accord.
An ill-advised American-supported Ethiopian invasion transformed Al-Shabab from a marginal player into a major force.
A conversation with poet-activist Shailja Patel about art, identity, and Kenya's ICC Witness Project.
A deeper look at what the Westgate attack tells us about al-Shabaab--and how to respond.
In the wake of the horrific Westgate Mall attack, some nationalist Kenyan politicians are calling for reprisals against the country's Somalis--many of whom are native Kenyans.
The U.S. government should transfer Abu Anas al-Libi to the United States for a civilian trial in federal court.
When Kenya invaded Somalia in 2011, it overturned a 48-year-old policy of not involving itself in the armed conflicts of its neighbors—and now innocent Kenyans are paying the price.
The Nairobi Mall attack ripped open wounds still healing from the electoral violence in 2007 and 2008.
The British government's offer to pay reparations to colonial-era torture victims in Kenya dispels the notion that British colonialism was any better than the rest.