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67 Per Cent of Kenyans Want President Uhuru Tried At The ICC - Ipsos Poll
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Seven per cent of Kenyans want President Uhuru Kenyatta to attend his
trial at the International Criminal Court at the Hague, a poll by Ipsos
Synovate says.
According to the survey Kenyans remain divided
on the ICC cases with 42 per cent saying they want the cases to continue
while 30 per cent want the cases to be terminated. Another 9 per cent
say that the cases should continue but prefer President Uhuru Kenyatta
and his deputy William Ruto not to attend the trial in person, 13 per
cent want the ICC cases tried in Kenya.
For those supporting
the continuation of the ICC trials: majority, 40 per cent, feel that it
is the most certain way for victims of Post Election Violence to get
justice, 20 per cent said they do not trust the Kenyan courts, 23 per
cent felt that the Hague trials would end impunity, while five per cent
said it would end future violence.
In reference to Westgate
mall terror attack the survey says that majority of Kenyans, 67 per
cent, feel that the attack could have been prevented.