VOICED: Kenya braces for ICC ruling on top officials

The transcript describes the aftermath of post-election violence in Kenya, focusing on personal stories of victims like Elizabeth and Joyce. Elizabeth recounts her harrowing journey home to find her husband murdered, while Joyce shares her frustration over inadequate government compensation. The violence led to over 1,000 deaths and displaced 600,000 people. Despite promises, the Kenyan government has failed to relocate victims or prosecute those responsible. The International Criminal Court is considering charges against high-ranking officials, while legal groups push for justice and resettlement of displaced individuals.

What events led Elizabeth to leave her home and go to vote?

Describe the conditions faced by those displaced after the violence.

What did Joyce Cameriere witness during the violence?

What promises did the Kenyan government make regarding the displaced individuals?

What actions are being taken by international groups regarding the violence?