CLEAN : Reaction after ICC prosecutors drop case against Kenya president

The transcript discusses a case involving the president, highlighting the ICC's decision of no case against him. It touches on the perception of justice and the lack of tangible evidence as stated by the prosecutor. The importance of honoring court rulings and the rule of law is emphasized, with a mention of the Supreme Court's decision affirming the president's position.

What was the initial reaction to the case involving the president?

• It was met with suspicion.

• It was immediately dismissed.

• It was celebrated as a victory.

• It was ignored by the public.

What did the ICC's decision signify in the context of the case?

• That there was no case against the president.

• That the president was guilty.

• That the case needed more investigation.

• That the case was irrelevant.

Why might some feel that justice was not fully served?

• Because there was no tangible evidence.

• Because the courts were biased.

• Because the case was dismissed too quickly.

• Because the president was not involved.

What is emphasized as important in the legal process?

• Public opinion.

• Media coverage.

• Respect for the courts and rule of law.

• Political influence.

What was the outcome of the Supreme Court's ruling?

• The decision was postponed.

• The case was reopened.

• The president was confirmed in his position.

• The president was removed from office.