VOICED: ICC prosecutor says good case against Kenya violence suspects

The transcript discusses the violence in Kenya following a disputed presidential election, resulting in 1500 deaths and many displaced. A unity government was formed but failed to bring justice. International prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo's visit to Kenya has increased momentum for an ICC trial. The government, while not referring the case to the ICC, is willing to cooperate if an investigation begins. The Kenyan public views international intervention as crucial to prevent future violence. If approved, ICC investigations could start soon.

What event triggered the wave of violence in Kenya?

• A foreign invasion

• An economic crisis

• A disputed presidential election

• A natural disaster

Who were the main opposing figures in the Kenyan conflict?

• Luis Moreno Ocampo and Norway Kibaki

• Luis Moreno Ocampo and Raila Odinga

• Raila Odinga and a foreign leader

• Norway Kibaki and Raila Odinga

What was the role of Luis Moreno Ocampo in the Kenyan situation?

• He was a political leader in Kenya

• He was a journalist reporting on the events

• He was a prosecutor seeking to launch an ICC investigation

• He was a mediator between the conflicting parties

What is the Kenyan government's stance on cooperating with the ICC?

• They are undecided about their cooperation

• They refuse to cooperate under any circumstances

• They are willing to cooperate if a probe is initiated

• They have already referred the case to the ICC

What is the hope for international intervention in Kenya?

• To increase economic growth

• To prevent another outbreak of violence

• To establish a new government

• To improve diplomatic relations