THE TRUTH IS COMING OUT SLOWLY. THOSE WHO THINK PEOPLE ARE FABRICATING STORIES THEY BETTER READ THIS... ...An application to the ICC made on September 5, 2012 by Kituo cha Sheria seeking to present views on modalities of victim participation is at the heart of Nyokabi’s woes. As Executive Director of Kituo cha Sheria, Nyokabi argued for and signed the application which was later rejected by the judges that Kituo wanted to be given an amicus curiae role to guide the court in crafting a friendlier victim participation protocol for the trial phase which was about to begin.At the time, lawyers who had been representing victims in the pre-trial stages — Sureta Chana and Morris Anyah — were “provisionally” serving their roles pending a review of victims representation following a number of issues raised by the ICC registry. “At the time of this application, Kituo is conducting awareness sessions on victims’ participation in ICC proceedings and related matters in some of the above mentioned areas. In the process of this, we have encountered issues that we believe are significant at this stage of the proceedings and could be of assistance to the Chamber,” Nyokabi’s application read. She told the judges that Kituo cha Sheria was “in constant communication” with victims who appear to be within the scope of the two cases, and that in the months of June and July 2012, the organisation had conducted “outreach sessions” to 434 victims in Molo, Nakuru, Naivasha, Eldoret, Kitale and Kericho. Nyokabi said Kituo wanted to intervene on three issues; the importance of meaningful participation for victims in Kenya, the application process relating to the participation of victims in the trial and considerations relevant to modalities of victim participation and their representation at trial. #Magazetini If this is September 2012 letter during UHURUTO campaign time, what about 2011 letter? UKWELI USEMWE.
Posted on: Sun, 16 Nov 2014 07:26:29 +0000
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