WEB-KENYA-HUMAN-RIGHTS-REPORT

Following Kenya's disputed elections, ethnic violence erupted. A year later, a commission identified key figures in politics and business responsible for the violence. Judge Philip Waki's report called for a special tribunal or ICC prosecution, marking a significant step in addressing impunity. Civil society sees this as a crucial moment for human rights. Activists are campaigning for the report's full implementation, and the government has agreed to establish a special tribunal, which could signal a political shift.

What was the main focus of the Commission mentioned in the first section?

• To organize new elections

• To promote ethnic harmony

• To identify and hold accountable those responsible for the violence

• To provide financial aid to victims

What was unique about Judge Waki's report?

• It named individuals responsible for the violence

• It was the longest report ever written

• It focused solely on economic issues

• It was the first to be published internationally

What action did the coalition government agree to take?

• To hold new elections

• To establish a special tribunal

• To increase police presence

• To dismiss the Waki report

Why is the implementation of the Waki report considered crucial?

• It will reduce taxes

• It will improve infrastructure

• It will end impunity and promote justice

• It will increase international trade

What role did civil society groups play according to the final section?

• They organized new elections

• They launched a campaign to ensure the Waki report's implementation

• They opposed the establishment of a special tribunal

• They provided financial aid to the government