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Is the ICC/Kenyan cases collapse worth celebrating?
This weekend, the town of Nakuru in Kenya is hosting a thanksgiving service in the wake of the International Criminal Court's decision to throw out all the Kenyan cases relating to the post-election violence of 2007-2008. The event is taking place at a stadium which sheltered thousands of people fleeing the violence, eight years ago. The 麻豆社's Anne Soy spoke to Christine Alai, a lawyer representing many survivors.
(Caption: Displaced people with their belongings are packed onto the back of a truck in western Kenya in Feb. 2008. Credit:AP Photo/Riccardo Gangale)
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