KENYA. Iby'isi ni amabanga: Kenyatta arashaka ko abatangabuhamya muri ICC 15 bari mu mutwe wa Mungiki baburanishwa iwe !

Publié par Nkusi Joseph sur 14 Novembre 2013, 23:45pm

Iby'isi ni amabanga! Mu bwicanyi bwakorewe abaturage ba Kenya mu matora yo muri 2008 bikaba byaraviriyemo Kenyatta n'umwungirije Ruto gukurikiranwa n'Urukuko Mpanabyaha Mpuzamahanga. Igitangaje rero ni uko abantu bivugwa ko batojwe  bagahabwa n'intwaro n'aba bagabo tuvuze hejuru bari bagize wa mutwe

 President Uhuru Kenyatta gives a speech at a past function. (Photo:File/Standard)

wateye akavuyo mu matora aheruka muri Kenya n'ayayabanjirije , witwa Mungiki ubu bariho batanga ubuhamya mu rukiko bavuga uwo bakoreraga! Nyiri ubwite nawe akaba yabatanze mu mashyi no mu mudiho avuga ngo ubwo abo bantu bemeye ibyaha bakoze , ahubwo nibabafungurire n'amadosiye bakurikiranwe n'inkiko za Kenya. Ariko ye!!! Ngo n'uwendeye nyina mu nyenga yaramenyekanye kandi ngo uwiteye akazana ntamenya akazaza ejo. 

  Reba amashusho y'ubwicanyi bwatewe n'amatora yo muri 2008 Kenyatta na Ruto bashinjwa na ICC ko bagizemo uruhare

                                                                      Abakikuyu bahunga
                                                         Abaturage babuze ibyo kurya

                                         Abakikuyu bagiye kwikinga kuri Katedrali y'Umutima Mutagatifu
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Soma inyandiko iri hasi aha wumve ukuntu politiki ari umukino mubi!

By Felix Olick

The Hague, Netherlands: President Uhuru Kenyatta says the Government wants to prosecute 15Mungiki insiders who have confessed to crimes and are lined up to testify against him at theInternational Criminal Court ( ICC).

President Kenyatta has opposed an application by ICCProsecutor Fatou Bensouda to restrict public testimony and secure immunity from prosecution for the Mungikiwitnesses who have allegedly committed serious crimes.

The President’s defence team argues the 15 Mungikimembers are ‘self confessed criminals’ and the prosecutor should turn over the evidence to Kenyan authorities so they can face the full force of the law.

Bensouda had asked the three judge bench to grant theMungiki courtroom protective measures, including voice and image distortion, use of pseudonyms and in camera sessions for identifying evidence.

She has also asked the ICC judges to assure six of the witnesses that their self-incriminating evidence would not be used against them.

But Uhuru’s lawyers Steven Kay and Gillian Higgins have contested the demands saying they should testifyin the open so that their lies are exposed in an application filed on Monday.

“The suppression of the identities and self incriminatory testimony of these witnesses would render the notion of a public trial farcical and would prevent the legitimate investigations, arrest and prosecution of key criminals responsible for post election violence and other crimes in Kenya by Kenyan authorities,” Uhuru’s lawyers argue.

Public hearing

Uhuru has asked judges to ensure the testimony ofMungiki witnesses is heard fully in public and that they are given no immunity from prosecution.

“Such measures constitute inducement to the identified witnesses to provide evidence to fit with the prosecution case and effectively grants immunity against prosecution for individuals who may either bear responsibility for acts of serious violence during post election violence or be falsely claiming to have committed such crimes,” his defence lawyers argued.

Uhuru’s lawyers say the prosecution relies entirely on 15 self-confessed criminals, either members or former members of the outlawed Mungiki sect, to state its case against the President.

Source: Standard Media