Justice at the International Criminal Court

Focusing on the International Criminal Court's role in addressing justice for victims of Kenya's Post-Election Violence, the book examines the reactions of those directly affected by the ICC's indictments of six individuals for war crimes. It critically analyzes whether the ICC fulfilled its promise of justice, the due process followed in these cases, and the long-term impacts on both the victims and Kenya's local judicial system. By highlighting the overlooked voices of victims amidst political discourse, it offers a nuanced perspective on the ICC's effectiveness and influence in promoting justice.