The International Criminal Court (ICC) was forced on Dec. 5 to abandon its case against Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta. The embattled international court has faced severe obstacles since its formation in 2002 in prosecuting human rights abusers, with only two successful convictions to date. Kenyatta’s case is considered yet another example of the court’s weaknesses, and brings to question the reason for its existence. Here are 12 things you didn’t know about ICC’s failed case against Kenyatta.
Sources: ICC-CPI.int, BBC.com, TheGuardian.com, IBTimes.com, VOANews.com, SabahiOnline.com, WashingtonPost.com, StandardMedia.co.ke, GlobalResearch.ca
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