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Panel Debate: International Trials Under Scrutiny
Nairobi event will discuss whether prosecutions are the key to
accountability in Africa.
By Simon Jennings <http://iwpr.net/people/simonjennings> - International
Justice - ICC <http://iwpr.net/programme/international-justice-icc>
10 Feb 14

On February 12,  the Institute for War & Peace Reporting and the Wayamo
Communication Foundation will host a panel discussion on justice processes
for mass crimes in Africa.

This is the sixth in a series of public debates hosted by IWPR and Wayamo
under the ReportingKenya.net banner, and will feature Kenyan and
international panellists including:

   - Serge Brammertz, Prosecutor at the International Criminal Tribunal for
   the former Yugoslavia.
   - Macharia Gaitho, Managing Editor for Special Projects at Nation Media
   Group and Chair of the Kenya Editors' Guild.
   - Evans Monari, Advocate of the High Court of Kenya; Partner, Daly &
   Figgis Advocates; former ICC counsel for Mohammed Hussein Ali.
   - Betty Murungi, Chairperson of Akiba Uhaki Foundation and Vice-Chair of
   the Kenya Human Rights Commission.
   - Alex Whiting, Professor of Practice, Harvard Law School.

The panel discussion is open to the general public and will begin at 10:00
at the Strathmore University Auditorium (*address & directions
<https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Strathmore+University+Auditorium,+Keri+Road,+Nairobi,+Kenya&hl=en&ll=-1.309941,36.813866&spn=0.006371,0.010568&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=41.224889,86.572266&oq=Strathmore+University+Auditorium&t=m&z=17&iwloc=A.>*)
Moderator
Bettina Ambach, Director of the Wayamo Foundation, will invite the audience
to ask questions and make comments throughout the debate. The debate will
be streamed live at ReportingKenya.net. A light lunch will be served at
13:00.

*TOPICS:*

The panel discussion will feature a range of opinions on international
courts and their impact in Africa, and will be introduced by Dr. Luis
Franceschi, Dean of Strathmore Law School.

   - Is support for international criminal justice in decline?
   - Do perceptions of justice in Africa differ from those in other parts
   of the world?
   - Has the international community focused too much on prosecutions at
   the expense of other transitional justice mechanisms?

*CONTACT:*

Bettina Ambach, Director, Wayamo Foundation: [email protected], tel.
0733233876
Judie Kaberia, IWPR/Wayamo coordinator: [email protected], tel.
0722235739
Simon Jennings, Africa Editor, IWPR: [email protected]

Follow the debate on Twitter at @IWPRKenya and hashtag #ICCDebate

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