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Kenya will this week resume efforts to leave the ICC court.
The Jubilee administration will this week renew its push to have Kenya withdraw from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
The National Assembly will seek to complete debate on a Bill to repeal the International Crimes Act.
National Assembly majority leader Aden Duale said the Bill to repeal the International Crimes Act will be considered during tomorrow’s House Business Committee meeting.
“I will ask the House Business Committee to consider this Bill for debate in the coming week. Ultimately, our decision to leave the ICC is there. The spirit is there and I’m one of those who believe we have no business being in the ICC,” he said.
Kenya has been seeking to leave the ICC since the twin trials against President Uhuru Kenyatta and DP William Ruto took place.
Both were exonerated from Crimes Against Humanity charges by the court.
